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We Can Work It Out!

We Can Work It Out!

Article Summary: Conflict in the animal kingdom is usually handled in one of two ways. If some other animal invades his territory, the tiger or the grizzly bear will solve the problem with an attack. The interloping animal might even get eaten in the process. Your average bunny, on the other hand, will opt to run away.

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Type:Trainer Resource ID:1462 
Learning Paths:Personal Performance
Main Topic:Conflict Resolution
Other Topics:Communication, Interpersonal Skills, Collaboration
Competencies:Developing High-Performing Work Habits, Developing Critical Work Skills
Suggested Industry Usage:Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General, Retail & Hospitality
Subject:Handling Conflict at Work - Fight or Flight
Source Program:Conflict Clock: Taking T.I.M.E. to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace™
Languages:English
Trainer Comments:Conflict at work can generate a visceral response. This article does a good job explaining conflict and how to understand key triggers.

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