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Stop Telling Me What to Do

Stop Telling Me What to Do

An example of peer-to-peer conflict between a new employee and a seasoned employee

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Type:Video Vignettes ID:75 
Learning Paths:Personal Performance
Main Topic:Interpersonal Skills
Other Topics:Communication, Professionalism
Competencies:Creating a Collaborative Environment
Suggested Industry Usage:Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General
Subject:Peer-to-Peer Conflict
Source Program:Everybody Wins: How to Turn Conflict into Collaboration™
Languages:English Spanish (European) French Spanish (NA) German
Trainer Comments:Perfect as a stand alone with complete right-way modeling; use for Lunch N' Learns or quick team meetings.
Diversity Profile:2 Caucasian females,1 African American male

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