5 Types of Conflict in the Workplace and How To Handle Them 

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Hey Ronald, I'm assuming you mean the Styles differences example I gave? If so ... There were a bunch of conversations they had and a number of agreements they came to. (Generally any type of conflict it will take more than one conversation to get things on track). But one of the biggest breakthroughs was that they recognized that they each had to give a little in terms of their style needs. E.g. she had to speak up when she felt he was being dismissive of her work. He had to slow down and take some time to acknowledge and show appreciation when his team members did great work. By having many frank conversations, and understanding style differences and being able to talk to those differences, it took blame and anger out of the mix and instead turned it in to conversations about how to get the best from each other. And how their opposite styles could in fact help them be a better team. It took a while, but they did go on to build a pretty great working relationship. Hope that answers your question

@@Makeadentleadership That’s not really what I was asking. My question is, exactly HOW did they use their styles to work together more effectively? What did they do during their next project to accomplish this?

@@ronaldmatos1516 This is one example of "How" from my earlier comment: E.g. she had to speak up when she felt he was being dismissive of her work. He had to slow down and take some time to acknowledge and show appreciation when his team members did great work. The "how" is in the conversations that people have. When leaders and team members have their profiles completed they are able to refer back to their profiles. They use that as the backdrop to understand the differences in communication styles, what motivates them etc. and how that creates conflict between them. If you check out this page, you'll find a Sample profile (about half-way down the page). www.makeadentleadership.com/buy-insights-success/ If you check out (as one example), page 9 of the report - you'll find a checklist for communicating (which is different for every person). This then enables people to have a discussion around where things are going wrong (or right) as they work together. This example was from a few years ago, so I can't quite recall what they did during their next project. But I do know that they went from trying to rip each others heads off, to having a collaborative and productive relationship and the how was constantly using their profiles each time frustration bubbled up. People can certainly do this without having had profiles completed, but my experience is the profiles make the discussions flow much easier - and take some of the 'personality' conflict and judgment out of it. HTH

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