Conflict is pretty much unavoidable when you work with others.
You can choose to ignore it, complain about it, blame someone for it, or try to deal with it through suggestions; or you can be direct, clarify what is going on, and attempt to reach a settlement through common techniques like negotiation or compromise (妥协).
Understanding and appreciating the various viewpoints involved in conflict are key factors in its settlement.
Getting to, and keeping that balance requires well-developed team skills, particularly the ability to settle conflict when it does happens, and the ability to keep it healthy and avoid conflict in the day-to-day course of team working.
A.Conflict isn’t necessarily a bad thing, though. |
B.These are key skills for all team members to develop. |
C.You should look at conflict resolution first, then at preventing it. |
D.The negative experiences will be replaced by positive ones. |
E.It’s clear that conflict has to be dealt with, but the question is how. |
F.People have different viewpoints and those differences may become conflict. |
G.Team members must be open to these differences and not let them rise into serious arguments. |