Category: Conflict

  • Power, Politics, and Conflict in Business Organizations

    The following paper aims to define and illustrate how power is facilitated in business settings. The roles of leadership and power in the business world will be categorized and explained, as this is essential in understanding the structures of business groups. The work will also analyze the functions of organizational politics and behaviors and how…

  • Conflict Management Steps and Styles

    Steps of Resolving a Conflict Conflict management is not yet its resolution since the main structural components of the conflict remain. However, all regulatory actions are either prerequisites for conflict resolution or the actual moments of this process. Conflict resolution is in its final stage. In all the various forms, various types of conflict termination…

  • How Conflict Influences Decision-Making

    One of the last conflicts that occurred at work was a dispute with a colleague regarding the fact that I noticed how he did not fulfil a number of his duties. The conflict arose on this basis, which led to the fact that all employees had a minor deduction from their salaries for not meeting…

  • Cultural Impact on Negotiations and Conflict Resolution

    Table of Contents Introduction Conflict Resolution Theories Individualism versus Collectivism Summary of Initial Key Points Conclusion References Introduction The cultural background of negotiators plays an essential part in the course of discussion and can be a determinative factor of the negotiation outcome. Hence, culture may become a ground for conflicts, which must be managed using…

  • Conflict Resolution Strategies and Organizational Behavior

    The phenomenon of organizational conflict and its impact on the performance of organizations has generated increasing attention from organizational scholars especially after the realization that organizations are ever more subject to conflicting demands imposed by a multiplicity of factors arising from both internal and external operating environments. Liebler & McConnell (2008) asserts that conflict is…

  • American Apparel: The Ethical Conflicts

    This study of American Apparel found ethical conflicts such as untimely paying employees, using taboo topics in the community to promote their product, and insults and abuse by supervisors towards rank-and-file employees. Taking a closer look at the problems of bosses’ treatment of rank-and-file employees, it’s worth mentioning that Dov Charney, the company’s CEO, is…

  • Team-Building Activities and Conflict Resolution

    Table of Contents Team Building Exercise Value of team building Team building activities Resolving Conflict in the Workplace Conclusion References Team Building Exercise “Teams are vital elements in any given organization” (Quick, 1992, p. 5). This is because they enhance performance while at the same time bringing together people who have different ideas on the…

  • Strategies for Workplace Conflict Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Stages of Conflict Methods of Addressing Conflict Methods of Avoiding Conflicts Conclusion References Introduction Conflict is a serious disagreement, a radical way of resolving a conflict between people. According to the American Management Association, modern managers devote about 24% of their time to it (Greer & Dannals, 2017, p. 317). It…

  • The Role of Conflict Management Plan

    Table of Contents The Role of Conflict Management The Role of Negotiation in Change Management The Role of Manager/Leader in Conflict and Negotiation The Role of Power in Conflict, Negotiation, and Communication Helpful and Unhelpful Aspects of Conflicts Potential Conflicts Dealing with Potential Conflicts References The Role of Conflict Management Given the possibility of undesirable…

  • Role Play on Conflict Resolution

    Background Conflict resolution within an organization is one of the most critical leadership skills that fosters cohesion, enhances work relationships and improves the overall outlook of products and services. In the role play, it is evident that organizational leaders look at employees in a holistic way by providing the correct working environment, assigning roles, training…