When Things Go Wrong Conflict and Dispute Prevention for YESCO Account Executives.

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When Things Go Wrong Conflict and Dispute Prevention for YESCO Account Executives

Conflict and Dispute Prevention Themes and Goals Methods of Dispute Resolution Communication and Documentation Escalation of Disputes Case Studies Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 1 Methods of Dispute Resolution

Two Methods of Dispute Resolution 1. With Lawyers 2. Without Lawyers SECTION 1 | Methods of Dispute Resolution Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

Dispute Resolution with Lawyers 1.“Vigorous representation” 2.Mediation (non-binding negotiation) 3.Arbitration (contracted judge) 4.Litigation (go to court) SECTION 1 | Methods of Dispute Resolution Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

Legal Rates 1.Partner ($275 - $400 + / hour) 2.Associate ($175 - $275 / hour) 3.Paralegal ($90 - $150 / hour) SECTION 1 | Methods of Dispute Resolution Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

Dispute Resolution Without Lawyers 1.Working it out business person to business person. 2.Usually saves time, money, and the customer relationship. 3.You deal with people with authority. SECTION 1 | Methods of Dispute Resolution Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 2 Communication and Documentation

SECTION 2 | Communication and Documentation Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training A two-way exchange of information with a shared understanding.

Find Out: What the problem is: 1.What happened? 2.How did it happen? 3.Who are the people involved? 4.Who may be at fault? The solution: 1.What does the customer want? Refund? Repair work? Something for nothing? An apology? To be heard? 2.What can we do to satisfy the customer? SECTION 2 | Communication and Documentation Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 2 | Communication and Documentation Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training Communication Do’s and Don’ts Do: 1.Listen until the customer acknowledges th at you understand. 2.Be sure you are talking with the right people. Don’t: 1.Become angry or emotional. 2.Make assumptions. 3.Over promise and under deliver. 4.Act without authority.

SECTION 2 | Communication and Documentation Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training Documentation Do’s and Don’ts Do: 1.Be factual, concise, professional, and timely. 2.Make a record of conversations and meetings. 3.Confirm agreements and understandings in writing. 4.Respond to correspondence in the same manner it is sent (i.e., if you receive a letter, respond with a letter). Don’t: 1.Don’t destroy documentation if a dispute arises or is expected to arise, even if it might implicate liability for YESCO. 2.Fail to respond in writing to a written communication.

SECTION 3 Escalation of Disputes

Timeline of Disputes – As time goes on: Disputes become more costly Disputes become more risky SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

Control Cost and Risk by Resolving Disputes Quickly SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

Going up the “chain of command” Account executive Project manager Sales manager Key Three President/VPs Legal SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

When to involve legal counsel: You receive a letter from a lawyer. Significant financial exposure exists. Legal interpretation of documents is needed. Other. Management has the primary responsibility for dispute resolution. SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training DON’T PASS BLAME OR IGNORE THE PROBLEM AND HOPE THAT IT GOES AWAY.

SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 3 | Escalation of Disputes Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training

SECTION 4 Case Studies

Case Study SECTION 4 | Case Studies

Case Study SECTION 4 | Case Studies

Conflict and Dispute Prevention | Account Executive Training