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The Poisoned Well: Fix Your Conflict Management Data

The Poisoned Well: Fix Your Conflict Management Data

by Productive Conflict | Anger, Leadership, Organizational Conflict, Performance Issues, Relationships

You’re in the executive team meeting. Your colleague Geri interrupts you again, mid-sentence, to pitch her version of the project timeline. Heat rises in your chest. Your jaw clenches. Before you know it, you’ve dismissed her entire proposal with a curt...
Beyond the Identity Trap

Beyond the Identity Trap

by Productive Conflict | Leadership, Organizational Conflict, Relationships

Disagreement quickly escalates to an existential threat. A neighbour’s political button feels like an assault on our values. A colleague’s way of life challenges our way of being. Religious practices that differ from our own appear like an affront to our community...
Turn Microaggressions into Change

Turn Microaggressions into Change

by Productive Conflict | Performance Issues, Relationships, Setting Boundaries

Microaggressions can slowly chip away at someone’s confidence. Unlike outright aggression, microaggressions are those brief, everyday comments or behaviours that communicate negative messages about who you are or where you belong. What makes microaggressions...
Three Tips for Detecting Lies

Three Tips for Detecting Lies

by Productive Conflict | Leadership, Relationships, Setting Boundaries

Are They Lying to You? The ability to detect deception is a valuable skill. While no method is foolproof, understanding the key indicators of dishonesty can help you make more informed decisions about who is trustworthy. As a mediator, I often notice people lying....
Uncomfortable: What Bicycling And Conflict Have In Common

Uncomfortable: What Bicycling And Conflict Have In Common

by Productive Conflict | Leadership, Organizational Conflict, Relationships

“It’s supposed to be uncomfortable,” my coach told me. “That’s how you build resilience. Work with the tension during each training session,” she continued. As I pant and sweat, I realize my discomfort has a purpose. I am working on getting faster and stronger....
What to say “yes” and what to say “no” to?

What to say “yes” and what to say “no” to?

by Productive Conflict | Leadership, Relationships, Setting Boundaries

If you are like many of us working in fast-paced organizations, you most likely have no shortage of projects needing your attention. When the projects start piling up, you are faced with the difficult question of what to take on and what to put off. But the real...
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  • Time to Level Up Your Conflict Leadership Skills
  • Beyond the Identity Trap
  • Turn Microaggressions into Change
  • Three Tips for Detecting Lies

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