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Written and Interpersonal Communication Skills
Dealing Positively with Conflict 
Conflict is an inevitable part of organizational life, but it can actually enhance your effectiveness when positively resolved. This seminar was specially designed to help you understand individual approaches to conflict resolution and learn new strategies for resolving workplace conflict.
ATTENDING THIS SEMINAR WILL ALSO HELP YOU:
- Improve your productivity
- Enhance your interpersonal relationships both at work and at home
- Improve team cooperation and performance
- Reduce your level of stress
SEMINAR AGENDA:
- Understanding and Preventing Conflicts and Differences
- Your own view of conflict
- Seeing things from the other's point of view
- Avoiding judgment
- How differences are beneficial
- Personal Approaches to Conflict Resolution
- Factors influencing interaction with others: power, leadership, and authority
- Skills for maximizing positive outcomes
- Communication and Assertive Style Issues
- Understanding interpersonal skills
- Passiveness, assertiveness, and aggressiveness
- Resolving Conflict: Moving Toward Productivity
- Applying the insights
- Developing a plan of action for your workplace
For a printer friendly copy of entire agenda
Instructor: Virginia Weber-Denny Bio
Schedule:
- Wednesday, April 14, 2010 (Course #107KBF) register
8:30am - 4:30pm
Fee: $349 (includes instruction, seminar manual, lunch, certificate of completion, parking, and refreshment breaks)