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Kamis, 07 Juni 2007
Conflict Resolution at Work
No two humans come out of the same mold and differencesin ideas and opinions are bound to arise. Differences lead toConflicts. When well-handled, conflicts are in effect good forthe organization as they often lead to creative ideas andchanges for the better. Conflicts become counterproductivewhen they give rise to enmity, hostility, tension, confusionand sabotage among the workers. If
Label:
Aesop's fables,
Blame,
Business,
Communications,
Complaints,
Conflict Resolution,
Corporate Training,
Customer Service,
Feedback,
Listening,
Management,
Negotiations,
Public Relations,
Relationship
Conflict Resolution at Work
No two humans come out of the same mold and differencesin ideas and opinions are bound to arise. Differences lead toConflicts. When well-handled, conflicts are in effect good forthe organization as they often lead to creative ideas andchanges for the better. Conflicts become counterproductivewhen they give rise to enmity, hostility, tension, confusionand sabotage among the workers. If
Label:
Aesop's fables,
Blame,
Business,
Communications,
Complaints,
Conflict Resolution,
Corporate Training,
Customer Service,
Feedback,
Listening,
Management,
Negotiations,
Public Relations,
Relationship
Minggu, 10 Desember 2006
Customer service – accept blame, own the problem
When things go wrong, as they often do, what is your firstreaction? Blame it on others. This blaming game is played evenat the highest levels in the corporate offices and in ourgovernment. When complaints arise and it is obvious that thefault lies in a certain person, he gets the whole troop of officersin the department to share the blame. It sounds unfair, but it isa useful strategy. Here,
Label:
Aesop's fables,
Blame,
Business,
Communications,
Complaints,
Conflict Resolution,
Corporate Training,
Customer Service,
Feedback,
Listening,
Loyalty,
Management,
Public Relations,
Relationship,
Strategies
Customer service – accept blame, own the problem
When things go wrong, as they often do, what is your firstreaction? Blame it on others. This blaming game is played evenat the highest levels in the corporate offices and in ourgovernment. When complaints arise and it is obvious that thefault lies in a certain person, he gets the whole troop of officersin the department to share the blame. It sounds unfair, but it isa useful strategy. Here,
Label:
Aesop's fables,
Blame,
Business,
Communications,
Complaints,
Conflict Resolution,
Corporate Training,
Customer Service,
Feedback,
Listening,
Loyalty,
Management,
Public Relations,
Relationship,
Strategies
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