Stage One Conflict
Conflict at Stage One is real, but often not intense. Typically, people working together will have different goals, values, and unique individual needs. In Stage One conflicts, people feel discomfort and possibly annoyance, but do not get very emotional about the conflict.
In Stage One conflict, communication is typically specific and clear because the people and the problem are not intertwined. Brainstorming activities will work well at this level, because people are willing to discuss the problem specifically and leave out the personalities.
Tips to help managers and supervisors resolve Stage One conflicts include:
1. Get employees involved to examine the conflict carefully. Get both sides talking and ensure that they both ...
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