This document summarizes organizational conflict. It defines conflict and describes different views of conflict. It outlines the levels of conflict from individual to organizational. It then explains the five stages of the conflict process: incompatibility, cognition and personalization, intentions, behavior, and outcomes. The document also discusses conflict resolution techniques and the pros and cons of conflict. In conclusion, it states that understanding personal triggers can help deal with workplace conflict, and that conflict is inevitable but can help growth and improve organizational performance.
HMCS Max Bernays Pre-Deployment Brief (May 2024).pptx
Conflict organisational behavior organisational structure human resource management
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2. MPC AUTONOMUS COLLEGE BARIPADA
DEPARTMENT OF MBA
ORGANISATIONAL CONFLICT
PRESENTED BY
SUDIPTA KUMAR PATRA
ROLL NO 16
PRESENTATION SUPERVISOR
Mrs NAINCY PRIYADARSHINI
4. DEFINITION
A CONFLICT IS SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT OR
ARGUMENT BETWEEN TWO OR MORE PERSON
A PROCESS THAT BEGINS WHEN ONE PARTY
PERCIEVES THAT ANOTHER PARTY HAS
NEGATIVELY AFFECTED OR IS ABOUT TO
AFFECT SOMETHING THAT THE FIRST PARTY
CARES ABOUT
5. VIEWS OF CONFLICT
TRADITIONAL VIEW
THE BELIEF THAT ALL CONFLICT IS HARMFUL AND
MUST BE AVOIDED
HUMAN RELATION VIEW
THE CONFLICT IS A NATURAL AND INEVITABLE IN
ANY GROUP
INTERACTIONIST VIEW
THE BELIEF THAT CONFLICT IS NOT ONLY A
POSITIVE IN A GROUP BUT THAT IT IS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY FOR A GROUP TO PERFORM
EFFECTIVELY
7. INTRA INDIVIDUAL CONFLICT :
These conflict arises within a person.
INTER INDIVIDUAL CONFLICT :
Conflict arises between two or more individuals person.
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL CONFLICT
GROUP LEVEL CONFLICT
INTRA GROUP CONFLICT :
The conflict arises within the group’s members which often
affect group’s performance .
INTER GROUP CONFLICT :
The conflict arises out of interaction of various groups,
between groups , departments in an organization.
8. INTRA ORGANISATIONAL CONFLICT :
The conflict arises with in various levels and
departments of organisation.
INTER ORGANISATONAL CONFLICT :
The conflict arises between the organisation.
ORGANISATONAL CONFLICT
9. CONFLICT PROCESS
FIVE STAGES CONFLICT PROCESS
1.Incompatibility
2.Cognition and Personalization
3.Intentions
4.Behaviour
5.Outcomes
10. 1.INCOMPATIBILITY
It is the first step of conflict
process and there are some
conditions like
Communication
Structure
Personal Variables
11. COMMUNICATION
Insufficient information
Noise in the communication channel
STRUCTURE
Size of the organisation
Members
Degree of specialization of members
Leadership style
Reward system
PERSONAL VARIABES
Highly authoritarian
Difference in value system
12. 2.COGNITON AND PERSONALIZATION
It is the second conflict process
and basically define perception.
If no one is aware of a conflict
then it s generally agreed that no
conflict exists.
13. INTENTON
Competing
(I win ,you lose)
Collaborating
(I win, you win)
Avoiding
(no winners ,no losers)
Accommodating
(I lose ,you win)
Compromising
(you bend ,I bend)
14. BEHAVIOUR
oHere conflict become visible.
oHere the statements, action and
reaction made by the conflict parties.
oThis stage begins verbal argument,
verbal threats, physical attacks as the
conflict intensifies.
15. OUTCOME
Outcomes may be functional that the
conflict results in an improvement in the
group’s performance or dysfunctional that it
hinders group performance
Conflict is constructive when it improve
the quality of decision that stimulates
creativity and innovation
Conflict create undesirable consequence
which leads to the destruction of group
17. Increased involvement.
Innovation and creativity
Personal growth and
change
Clarification of personal
objectives
Improve the quality on
decision making
Unresolved anger
Personality clashes
Misunderstanding
Wastage of resources
Delayed information
Tension
Task becomes secondary
PROS AND CONS OF CONFLICT
18. CONCLUSION
Individual should understand their
own personal triggers to better deal with
conflict situation in their workplace
There always will be conflict
It helps people grow and better the
quality and performance of the
organization