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What to Say
When You're Stuck!
How to Communicate Your Way Through Conflict with Colleagues
Conflict
with customers. Conflict with yourself. In the workplace, conflict
is inevitable. How equipped are you to recognize the signs that
tension is building? What is your unique response style? Do you
communicate your needs clearly and confidently? More importantly,
are you prepared to listen for and successfully identify another
person’s unmet needs? Is the defensive way that you respond to feedback
and/or requests turning others against you? What could you do differently
today that will make a positive difference tomorrow? During this
interactive workshop, you’ll learn the answer to all of these questions,
and much more. You’re guaranteed to walk away with tools and techniques
to help you successfully navigate through conflicts -- whether big
or small.
Attendees
will be able to:
- How to
identify when a crucial conversation is needed
- How to identify and design an action plan to effectively address
current unresolved workplace conflict
- 5 steps necessary to effectively resolve long-standing workplace
conflict
- How to identify, manage and properly express emotions
- How to deliver constructive feedback that includes specific
and measurable behavioral goals
- How to use language to separate people from problems so as to
deescalate tension and conflict
- How to recognize and avoid common defense mechanisms
- How to properly use the “power of silence,” and why during times
of conflict “less” is often “more” 20 phrases that will get you
un-stuck
- How to keep a “mole hill” a “mole hill”
Contact Dr. Gaddis
today to schedule this workshop for your business, association,
or university.

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