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1 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Conflict – A disagreement between people on: Substantive issues regarding goals, allocation of resources, distribution of rewards, policies and procedures, and job assignments. Emotional issues arising from feelings of anger, distrust, dislike, fear, and resentment, as well as personality clashes. –Conflict that is well managed can help promote high performance, creativity, and innovation.

2 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Functional conflict … – Moderately intense conflict. – Constructive and stimulates people toward greater work efforts, cooperation, and creativity.  Dysfunctional conflict … – Low-intensity and very high-intensity conflict. –Destructive and hurts task performance.

3 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Causes of conflict: –Role ambiguities –Resource scarcities –Task interdependencies –Competing objectives –Structural differentiation –Unresolved prior conflicts

4 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Structural approaches for resolving conflicts: –Appealing to superordinate goals. –Making more resources available to everyone. –Replacing or transferring one or more of the conflicting parties. –Altering the physical environment.

5 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Integrative devices for resolving conflicts: –Using liaison personnel, special task forces, cross-functional teams, or a matrix organization to change interaction patterns. –Changing reward systems. –Using policies and procedures to direct behavior. –Training people in interpersonal skills.

6 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Conflict management styles –People’s conflict management styles reflect different combinations of assertive and cooperative behavior. Assertiveness is the desire to satisfy your own needs and concerns. Cooperativeness is the desire to satisfy the other party’s needs and concerns.

7 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Conflict management styles: –Avoidance Uncooperative and unassertive –Accommodation (smoothing) Cooperative and assertive –Competition (authoritative command) Uncooperative and assertive –Compromise Moderately cooperative and assertive –Collaboration (problem solving) Cooperative and assertive

8 How can we deal positively with conflict?  Conflict management styles: –Lose-lose conflict Management by avoidance or accommodation –Win-lose conflict Management by competition and compromise –Win-win conflict Management by collaboration

9 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Negotiation is the process of making joint decisions when the parties involved have different preferences.  All negotiation situations are susceptible to conflict and require exceptional communication skills.

10 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Negotiation goals and approaches –Substance goals Concerned with outcomes Tied to the “content” issues of negotiation –Relationship goals Concerned with processes Tied to the way people work together –Effective negotiations occur when … Issues of substance are resolved. Working relationships are maintained or improved.

11 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Criteria for effective negotiation: –Quality Negotiating a “wise” agreement that is truly satisfactory to all sides. –Cost Negotiating efficiently, using minimum resources and time. –Harmony Negotiating in a way that fosters interpersonal relationships.

12 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Types of negotiation: –Distributive negotiation … Focuses on claims made by each party. Leads to win-lose outcomes. –Principled (or integrative) negotiation … Goal is to base the outcome on the merits of individual claims. Leads to win-win outcomes.

13 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Gaining integrative agreements: –Separate the people from the problem. –Focus on interests, not on positions. –Generate many alternatives before deciding what to do. –Insist that results are based on some objective standard.

14 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Common negotiation pitfalls: –Falling prey to the myth of the “fixed pie.” –Nonrational escalation of conflict. –Overconfidence and ignoring other’s needs. –Too much “telling” and too little “hearing.”

15 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Approaches to avoiding negotiation pitfalls: – Mediation Involves a neutral third party who tries to improve communication among negotiating parties and keep them focused on relevant issues. – Arbitration Involves a neutral third party who acts as a judge and issues a binding decision.

16 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Approaches to avoiding negotiation pitfalls: – Alternative dispute resolution Utilizes mediation and/or arbitration but only after direct attempts to negotiate agreements among conflicting parties have failed. Often uses an ombudsperson as a neutral third party.

17 How can we negotiate successful agreements?  Ethical issues in negotiation … –High ethical standards should be maintained. –Profit motive and the competitive desire to win sometimes lead to unethical behavior. –Unethical negotiating behavior can lead to short-term gains but long-term losses.

18 Seminar Work Management Self-Assessments  Emotional Intelligence Test (#26)  Conflict Management Styles (# 19) Add this to lesson??