Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Anna Shields, organizational conflict and workplace mediation expert. Leaders need to ensure that processes are in place to aid ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Anna Shields, organizational conflict and workplace mediation expert. Conflict resolution has been on the organizational agenda ...

Conflict is not inherently bad - in fact healthy conflict is necessary in high performing teams There are different types of conflict, some of which are distinctly unhealthy A coach is not responsible ...

Even the most loving couples and loyal friends are going to have disagreements and engage in conflict. But conflict does not have to be bad or cause damage. We can love and value someone and still ...

In addition to the thoughts you’re having during a conflict, your body is having a physical experience of the conflict as well. This is one of the reasons that although you think you have resolved a ...

Conflict management is an inevitable facet of the HR function. In this illuminating program, you will uncover the role of conflict in a workplace culture and learn both conflict mediation and conflict ...

Almost 70% of relationship conflict is about perpetual problems, according to data from The Gottman Institute. Long-lasting, successful partnerships aren't immune to this reality. But, those couples ...

Great NFL quarterbacks are masters at preparing to read the defense on game day. Similarly, you can prep for how co-workers might react to on-the-job stress and achieve conflict resolution. You don't ...

It’s a stereotype with a grain of truth: leaders are often promoted for past performance, not future potential. That notion certainly rings true in health care, considering how many clinicians are ...

Marlene is known for helping leaders at every level address “the elephant in the room” and initiate conversations that get results. She’s the author of From Conflict to Courage: How to Stop Avoiding ...

Every team has a “mild salsa” person. You know the one. They won’t touch anything spicier than ketchup, panics at the sight of a jalapeño, lives by the motto “Better safe than sorry.” You lovingly ...