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 Handling Conflict and Difficult Situations

  Course Code - BC-206   Duration - 2 Days   

When conflict and difficult situations occur in the workplace it is important that they are managed in a professional way so that relationships do not break down and lead to formal processes.

Difficult situations in particular can arise when trying to address matters of performance or when giving critical feedback. Usually this involves the manager and another staff member but issues may arise between individuals or within teams.

This practical course will centre on building the professional skills needed to manage conflict and difficult situations and in particular when giving feedback.

 
   

 By the end of the course attendees will be able to

 
   
  • Be more confident and controlled in difficult situations
  • Employ the best form of communication for the situation
  • Understand better their own and others behaviour and its impact
  • Give feedback and criticism using a structure method
  • Create an environment that prevents conflict and promotes win-win
 
 By the end of the course attendees will be able to
 
   
The course is aimed at Managers, Team Leaders or Supervisors who want to be more professional when dealing with conflict or difficult situations at work. The course will also benefit anyone likely to experience these situations with customers or colleagues.
 
   
 Course Content  
   

The Foundations of Managing Difficult Situations

  • Confidence and assertiveness
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Beliefs and value systems

Approaches and Techniques

  • Identifying the situation and behaviour types
  • Using appropriate communication techniques
  • Adapting your approach to the situation or person
  • Introducing the formal process

The Giving Feedback Situation

  • A ‘giving effective feedback’ method
  • Positive Vs critical feedback approaches
  • Setting clear expectations

Creating a Positive Work Environment

  • Impact of management and leadership styles
  • Developing an environment of Principled Negotiation

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