A keynote presentation, which was held in Belgrade in a serbian version. The audience consisted of middle and top management of a local subsidiary of a global player (insurance).
37. goal conflicts
method conflicts
value conflicts
role conflicts
allocation conflicts
competition conflicts
need conflicts
38.
39. goal conflicts
different goals inside the
same organization lead easily
to conflicts. one example is
the conflict between sales
and administration about the
settlement of applications.
the sales would like to see all
applications settled, but the
administration has rules to
follow, which sometimes
does’t allow the settlement of
applications.
40.
41. method conflicts
the same goals are projected
but the ways (methods) to
reach the goals differ. a
classical example is the
struggle between the CEO
and the leading directors in
sales about the investments
to be done.
42.
43. value conflicts
the activities of involved
people are in conflict with
their beliefs and values. one
example is the change of
sales talks, which can lead to
heavy conflicts between the
beliefs about the market-
needs.
44.
45. role conflicts
a change inside the hierarchy
can create a role conflict, as
the new appointed manager
has to find his role inside his
new job.
46.
47. allocation conflicts
allocation conflicts appear,
when limited material
(money, awards) or
immaterial goods (control)
are to be distributed or
allocated inside an
organization. tension is
created and can lead to deep
consequences inside the
social relations.
48.
49. competition conflicts
the question about the
hierarchal leadership inside
an organization can lead to
heavy struggles for the “first
place”.
50.
51. need conflicts
if persons are detained to
fulfill their personal needs, a
conflict can arise. an example
shows the person, who was
promised a car from the
company. he planned with it
already, but the award was
postponed and therefore lead
to a conflict.
64. loss of integrity
image & coalitions
point of no return
action instead of words 9
steps
to inhumanity
debates/ polemics
opinion hardens
65. loss of integrity
ultimatum/ threats
image & coalitions
point of no return
action instead of words 9
steps
to inhumanity
debates/ polemics
opinion hardens
66. loss of integrity
ultimatum/ threats
image & coalitions
point of no return
limited acts of reprisal
action instead of words 9
steps
to inhumanity
debates/ polemics
opinion hardens
67. loss of integrity
ultimatum/ threats
image & coalitions
point of no return
limited acts of reprisal
action instead of words 9 dissipation
steps
to inhumanity
debates/ polemics
opinion hardens
68. loss of integrity
ultimatum/ threats
image & coalitions
point of no return
limited acts of reprisal
action instead of words 9 dissipation
steps
to inhumanity
debates/ polemics
joint abyss
opinion hardens
74. avoid loss of oponent’s integrity
no past mistakes, stay with the topic
preserve your self-respect
step back in time to avoid loss of control
understand the other party
try to take the other party’s views
don’t try to change others
others will stay as they are
stand your ground cleverly
conflict rules say what you want clear and convincing
reduce danger of follow-up conflicts
don’t involve uninvolved, forget what is resolved