Individuals having different thoughts, ideas, and interests can cause disagreements in the workplace. This course enables you to manage and deal with conflicts more effectively. Through the conflict management course, you will be able to identify the common causes of conflicts, learn how to handle different types of conflicts, and discover how to prevent conflicts from happening in your workplace by gaining hands-on experiences with different exercises – through different exercises. By the end of this course, you will have a better understanding of how to manage conflicts in the workplace and improve your work environment. We will also introduce selected AI-based ( Arificial Intelligence) methods and impulses to support conflict analysis and resolution.
Seminar content
Understanding conflicts:
- Perception of conflict
- Common sources of conflict
Different types of conflicts:
- Analysis of conflict situations
- Conflict situations occurring in position of leadership and upper management
- Organisational and structural conflicts
- Conflict within and among groups
Managing conflicts professionally:
- Conflict diagnosis and conflict resolution
- Negative and positive aspects of a conflict situation (disruptive factor or procreative tension?)
- Conflict-creating and conflict-resolving behavior
- Helpful conversational techniques for conflict situations
- Evitable and in-evitable conflict situations
Hands on practice:
- Analysis of case studies
- Reflection of own behaviour
Podcast about seminar
After completion, you will be able to manage conflicts effectively to enhance productivity.
- You will gain a deeper understand how conflicts arise
- You will learn how to steer through conflicts to boost the level of engagement
- You will learn how to decrease arguments with the right tools
- You will have the chance for self-reflection
- Practical approach
- Input from trainer
- Group exercises
- Individual feedback
The training addresses upper and middle management from corporates of all sizes and industries as well as management from the financial and public sectors.