7 Ways To Solve A Conflict With Your Team

You’ve probably experienced that tense moment when conflict arises… when furious glances dart across the conference table, or screaming matches erupt in the hallway. (Awkward!) 

Yet, conflict can be a healthy part of team communication.

Conflict can spark creativity. It can provoke discussion, for better results.

So how do YOU tend to communicate during a conflict?

Here are 7 ways to deal with conflict in a positive way:

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Which Triggers does YOUR team use to communicate? Find out here.  

Diversity is good– especially when it comes to Triggers!

Which Trigger do you naturally use to resolve conflict? Let me know how you’ve used conflict to spark creativity or avoid bloody boardroom battles.  Let me know in the comments.

Teams with a diverse range of Triggers have a balance of communication styles, which can lower conflict.

How do you communicate in a way that contributes, rather than contaminates?

See you down in the comments section!

 

~ Sally and Team Fascinate 

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Sally Hogshead

Sally skyrocketed to the top of the advertising world in her early 20s, fascinating millions of consumers for clients such as MINI Cooper and Coca-Cola. Since then, she’s published two New York Times bestsellers on the science of fascination, and is one of only 172 living members in the Speaker Hall of Fame. Over a million professionals have taken the Fascination Advantage® personality test to discover how others perceive their communication.

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