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WORKPLACE CONFLICTS Produced by: Ken Cheng, Chaya Merrell, Nick Smith, & Andy Wislock.

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1 WORKPLACE CONFLICTS Produced by: Ken Cheng, Chaya Merrell, Nick Smith, & Andy Wislock

2 Workplace Conflict What is it? ◦ Disagreements and differences of opinion ◦ Decrease in productivity and efficiency

3 Causes Personality differences Differing values or interests Clashing of style or cultures Personal problems: ◦ Substance abuse ◦ Childcare issues ◦ Family problems

4 Causes (continued) Organizational factors: ◦ Leadership ◦ Management ◦ Budget ◦ Disagreement about core values ◦ Poor communication ◦ Scarce resources ◦ Poor performance

5 Types of Workplace Conflict The Three Beakers of Conflict by QuickTrainingSolutions.comQuickTrainingSolutions.com View it on YouTube

6 How Workplace Conflict Affects You and Others Affects work lives Affects personal lives Individuals experiencing workplace conflict may feel: ◦ Stressed ◦ Anxious ◦ Angry ◦ Depressed

7 Signs of Workplace Conflict Negative attitudes Frequent, unresolved misunderstandings and arguments occur Morale is low People do not like coming to work People feel that they are not making a contribution at work People feel that they are underappreciated People are cautious Rumors are started about others at the workplace Tension is high

8 Consequences Unresolved conflict in the workplace has been linked to: ◦ Miscommunication resulting from confusion ◦ Refusal to cooperate ◦ Quality problems ◦ Missed timelines or delays ◦ Increased level of stress among employees ◦ Reduced creative collaboration and team problem solving ◦ Disruption to workflow ◦ Decreased customer satisfaction

9 Any Questions?


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