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Leadership and Managing Conflict
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Masterclasses
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- Leadership and Managing Conflict
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- Leading Emotionally Intelligent Teams
- Leading Projects
- Maintaining Optimism in the Face of Challenges
- Managing Change with a Growth Mindset
- Managing the Rhythm of Memorable Meetings
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- Mind the Gap: Cross-Cultural Communication
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- Risk Management: The Healthy Side of Paranoia
- Situational Leadership for Team Performance
- Strategy Without Hype, Fluff and Jargon
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- Supporting Wellbeing for you and your Organisation
- The Art, Heart and Science of the Leader as Coach
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- Understanding Human Psychology for Business
- Understanding Mental Illness for Senior Leaders
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- Leadership Programmes
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Facilitator
Description
Someone needs to take responsibility for managing conflicts. Is it you? What helps you decide whether to sit back or to intervene in conflicts? What can you safely do and what should you not do? There is a wealth of experience in New Zealand of leading people well through conflict as well as managing conflicts poorly.
In this masterclass, we will compare our own experience with what theory and practical experience tells us will help lead people through conflict to more cooperative relationships. We’ll help you to look underneath the presenting conflict issues and to select practical approaches to support people moving out of conflict.
Learning Outcomes
Participation in this masterclass will help you to:
- assess the conflict and describe it in objective terms to staff in conflict
- recognise what responses are risky or unhelpful
- consider a number of actions that can help form your preferred interventions.
Content
- What the conflict might really be about as opposed to what people say
- Some actions, guidance and learning from past examples of leaders getting it wrong
- Applying the conflict management suggestions using a workplace conflict example
Target Audience
Business owners and people leaders