This document discusses leadership and conflict resolution in teams. It defines leadership as inspiring people to achieve common goals. Some satisfactions of being a leader include power, helping others grow, and respect, while frustrations include unpaid overtime, problems with people, and politics. The document then discusses conflict resolution, noting that conflict arises from disagreements between parties. It suggests understanding the context and communicating, and lists some positive and negative aspects of conflict. Finally, it mentions using creativity and alternative dispute resolution methods to resolve conflicts.
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Leading a Team – Conflict Resolution
Muhammad Yaqub
Development Consultant
2. Leadership
Leadership is a process of leading
team to a common goal
The ability to inspire people and
stimulate them to achieve common
goals
Ability to inspire confidence, trust
and support among people who are
needed to achieve common goal
4. Satisfaction of Being a Leader
A feeling of power and prestige
A chance to help others grow and develop
high income
Respect and status
Opportunities and advancement
A feeling of “being in on things”
an opportunity to control resources
5. Frustrations
Too much unpaid time utilized
too many headaches
not enough authority to carry out responsibility
Loneliness
too many problems involving people
too much politics
The pursuit of conflicting goals
being perceived as unethical