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simple process of being able to vent one's feelings — that is, to express them to a concerned and understanding listener, is enough to relieve frustration and make it possible for the frustrated individual to advance to a problem-solving frame of mind, better able to cope with a personal difficulty that is affecting their work adversely. The non-directive approach is one effective way for managers to deal with frustrated subordinates and co-workers. There are other more direct and more diagnostic ways that might be used in appropriate circumstances. The great strength of the non-directive approach (non-directive counseling is based on the client-centered therapy of Carl Rogers), however, lies in its simplicity, its effectiveness, and the fact that it deliberately avoids the manager-counselor's diagnosing and interpreting emotional problems, which would call for special psychological training. No one has ever been harmed by being listened to sympathetically and understandingly. On the contrary, this approach has helped many people to cope with problems that were interfering with their effectiveness on the job.
1612:(PDM) is a mediation approach particularly suited for disputes between colleagues or peers, especially those based on deep-seated interpersonal conflict or multicultural or multi-ethnic ones. The mediator listens to each party separately in a pre-caucus or pre-mediation before ever bringing them into a joint session. Part of the pre-caucus also includes coaching and role plays. The idea is that the parties learn how to converse directly with their adversary in the joint session. Some unique challenges arise when disputes involve supervisors and subordinates. The
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hierarchical levels, for example, union versus management, foremen versus middle management, shop workers versus foremen. A struggle between a group of employees and management is an example of vertical strain or conflict. A clash between a sales department and production over inventory policy would be an example of horizontal strain.
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decision-making parties with specific incentives and motivations as well as the presence of a governance structure to prevent and manage conflicts. Scholars in business and management have also noted the importance of the institutional context on the development and repair of inter-organizational conflicts.
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in the group. Interdependence recognizes that differences will exist and that they can be helpful. Hence, members learn to accept ideas from dissenters (which does not imply agreeing with them), they learn to listen and to value openness, and they learn to share a mutual problem-solving attitude to
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or a lockout in a labor-management dispute, are often deeply resented by the loser. Such settlements may be resisted and the winner defeated in underground ways that are difficult to detect and to counter. When this happens, neither side wins; both are losers. If the conflict is left unresolved, as
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department, whose tasks include providing confidential advice to internal "customers" in relation to problems at work. This could be seen as less risky than asking one's manager for help. HR departments may also provide an impartial person who can mediate disputes and provide an objective point of
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can afford the luxury of having professional counselors on the staff, given some training, managers may be able to perform this function. Non-directive counseling, or "listening with understanding", is little more than being a good listener — something every manager should be. Sometimes the
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It is easy to see that under the conditions described above, mutual solutions to problems cannot be achieved. As a result, the side having the greater power wins; the other side loses. Or the conflict may go unresolved, and undesirable conditions or circumstances continue. Or the conflict may be
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and more in the province of a professional counselor or workplace mediator, but there are some aspects of personal conflict that managers should understand and some they can possibly help remedy. Social conflict refers to interpersonal, intra-group, and inter-group differences. Organizational
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A trained conflict resolver can begin with an economical intervention, such as getting group members to clarify and reaffirm shared goals. If necessary, they move through a systematic series of interventions, such as testing the members' ability and willingness to compromise; resorting to
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1284: — without data that the conflict itself obscures — and therefore are poor substitutes for mutually reasoned solutions. Again, both sides have lost. A specific approach to resolving inter-group conflict is outlined in the next chapter on organization development.
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of the organization and its objectives and goals, management has expectations concerning the organization's effectiveness and efficiency and frequently initiates changes within the organization. On other occasions, changes in the external environment —
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time that they are urged to get out more production in their work unit. Another kind of role strain takes place when the individual finds that they are expected to meet the opposing demands of two or more separate members of the
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can make co-workers uncomfortable and accusations of favoritism may occur, especially if it is a supervisor-subordinate relationship. If the relationship goes awry, one party may seek to exact revenge on the other.
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1610:Party-Directed Mediation
1416:Interfere with listening
402:Chief technology officer
336:Mergers and acquisitions
306:Constitutional documents
131:Management of a business
3373:Organizational conflict
3332:Aspects of corporations
3120:Quality of working life
2810:Artificial intelligence
2718:Aspects of corporations
2376:Alfred W Clark (1976).
2132:San Francisco Chronicle
1704:Organized labour portal
1648:Facilitation (business)
1117:Organizational conflict
462:Environmental economics
442:International economics
393:Chief marketing officer
379:Chief financial officer
374:Chief operating officer
370:Chief executive officer
331:International trade law
125:Business administration
3398:Interpersonal conflict
3342:Aspects of occupations
2728:Aspects of occupations
1861:Chris Argyris (1957).
1476:, role ambiguity, and
1031:International business
1016:Business judgment rule
361:Chief business officer
261:Annual general meeting
241:State-owned enterprise
231:Privately held company
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3080:Performance appraisal
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2733:Aspects of workplaces
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3215:Work–family conflict
2930:Employee recognition
2692:Organization studies
2641:Retaliatory behavior
2486:Citizenship behavior
2339:. New York: AMACOM.
2168:Serenko, A. (2019).
2155:Serenko, A. (2020).
1803:"Workplace Conflict"
1683:Workplace aggression
1422:Decrease or destroy
1243:Inter-group conflict
1237:intra-group conflict
1227:Intra-group conflict
1139:takes many forms in
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2905:Employee assistance
2890:Effects of overtime
2795:Abusive supervision
2262:Conflict Management
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1543:superordinate goals
1539:conflict management
1533:Conflict management
1502:conflict resolution
1467:Occupational stress
1452:Cause defensiveness
1165:personality clashes
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1041:International trade
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627:Types of management
515:Financial statement
497:Economic statistics
365:Chief brand officer
321:Corporate liability
236:Sole proprietorship
216:Joint-stock company
3383:Dispute resolution
3378:Conflict (process)
3125:Queen bee syndrome
2714:See also templates
2364:Gregorio Billikopf
1846:Gregorio Billikopf
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1573:Conflict avoidance
1121:workplace conflict
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575:Managerial finance
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3005:Incivility
2980:Harassment
2950:Evaluation
2885:Drug tests
2800:Aggression
2776:workplaces
2636:Resilience
2631:Psychology
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2591:Life cycle
2506:Complexity
2496:Commitment
2285:Management
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1711:References
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1591:Compromise
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3105:Probation
3045:Menopause
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2875:Diversity
2860:Democracy
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2661:Structure
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1579:Smoothing
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886:Strategic
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3210:Wellness
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