Understanding that everyone is different
is one of the most essential abilities to put into practice when it comes to
dispute resolution. We must have compassion, understanding, and the correct
attitude when dealing with conflict because how we feel about a situation will
be very different from how someone else feels
Raise Conflict Awareness
Determine the source of the disagreement.
You can make the greatest decision on how to manage the issue and discover the
best solution after you understand where the problems are coming from. Bring
all of the parties concerned together to inform them of how the matter will be
handled and how it will be handled fairly.
Take A Considered and Rational Approach
Begin by establishing all of the
conflict's facts. What is the source of the problem? Who are the people who are
involved? What caused the situation to escalate to the point where assistance
was required? Remove any emotional attachment to the situation in order to have
a better grasp of what has occurred and piece together the facts you want.
Investigate the conflict
Take in as much information as possible
from both parties, set aside the time necessary, and examine the concerns.
Don't make any decisions until you've heard both sides of the story.
Determine who else may have been involved,
what triggered the conflict, and how individuals are feeling now - and how they
felt before the conflict. Take the time to listen to people on a personal
level, find a method to understand their perspectives, and summarize what
they've said back to them so you can feel confident that you have what you
need.
Finally, attempt to figure out whether
there were any underlying reasons of conflict, such as a previous complaint you
weren't aware of, that weren't immediately apparent.
Determine How The Conflict Can be Tackled
After hearing everyone's ideas on how to
best resolve the problem, come up with a solution. You want to make sure that
everyone has been heard, but you also want to create a system that rewards
resolving the problem rather than letting it go unnoticed.
Make Certain Everyone is Heard
Allow everyone an opportunity to talk
about the problem, but most importantly, attentively listen to what they have
to say about it. It's critical to have a cheerful and forceful demeanor
throughout the conversation. Set ground rules if necessary.
Conclusion
Consider what measures you would take if
you knew it was going to happen, and then add some long-term remedies to the
mix to prevent it from happening again.
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