"Disagreements, disputes, and differences are normal in any workplace. The hard part is moving past conflict into honest, open discussion.
These tips from “The Exchange: A Bold and Proven Approach to Resolving Workplace Conflict,” can help managers turn meetings with conflicting employees into productive conversations:" **** Four Tips for Conflict-Busting Conversations | 2012-01-01 | Credit Union Magazine:
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