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Tiffany's Tip of the Month
Conflict is a normal part of life. We observe it during
political debates, in international disputes, on talk
shows, and on sitcoms. When we experience it
ourselves with family, friends, and co-workers,
sometimes we don't know how to start resolving the
conflict because we take it personally.
The first step in conflict management is to identify the cause of the conflict. Although there may be many different reasons for conflict, we can categorize conflict into three levels:
2) Conflicts over psychological needs. On the surface, a conflict over resources (i.e. a toy) may be truly a conflict for power, attention, recognition, etc. This level of conflict is even more difficult to resolve since people don't generally reveal their psychological needs. 3) Conflicts over values. Because values are deeply held core beliefs, resolving value conflicts is best accomplished by acknowledging and respecting the other person's values even if you don't agree with them. For more information on conflict management, contact us for a workshop on this topic. Happy Spring! |
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Newmont Mines Gold in Project Management Workshop
When we asked participants at Newmont Mining Corporation what they liked best about our Essential Project Management workshop they said:
"I think we all got a good understanding on how to handle our projects from now on. We got a lot of useful tools that I have never seen before. We covered a lot of information and got a good understanding." "Excellent clarification of the initiation phase. Your approach to WBS and Network Diagram was the first time I've been able to really grasp them." "Great passion and knowledge (obviously from experience) explaining the tools that will be valuable with the various and numerous projects on-going at Newmont." If you're interested in learning more about project management tools and techniques, please contact Tiffany Dahlberg at 720-373-2601. |
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Hone Your Networking Skills at Just Networking
Networking is both an art and a science. At Just
Networking meetings we explore both the art and the
science of networking through interactive networking
activities. At JN meetings you have the opportunity to
participate in activities that both teach the latest
networking techniques and skills and get you
interacting with the other participants in ways that
encourage a deep understanding of that person and
their business.
It is just $15 (instead of the normal $25) to attend JN in March. Take advantage of this amazing value! Sign up at www.just-networking.com. |
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