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MIO 509 Assignment 6.2
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Jill Kasten
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Good evening mrs Jill Carsten and tonight I will be
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sharing my thoughts on the two assigned ted talk and
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how we can apply them to the topic of conflict
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and group effectiveness.
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The first ted talk I watched was ted Rogic's build
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a tower, built a team for me to take home
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message. Was this quote near the end.
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Collaboration is a contact sport.
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You must think fail to and don't be afraid of
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failure. Make a prototype.
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Well, I do know this, I am not good at
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all with failure.
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I don't like it and I work hard to avoid
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it. I tried to impress on my own team as
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well as my own kids.
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That failure is an important learning tool.
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But when it comes to my own life, I want
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nothing to do with it.
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I think I knew this reminder in my life more
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so this was good for me.
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Also helpless tears, having teams were prototypes or failures.
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How the first plan seems counterintuitive to long term success,
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but would you commit understandable?
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Yeah, I need to think about how I will implement
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this more.
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The second ted talk was Margaret happenings dare to disagree.
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I love that she shared the story about Alice Schwartz
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as I also share that story a lot and I've
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always found her very inspirational.
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I have never been someone who's afraid of going against
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the grain who was speaking my mind.
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I try and always do it respectfully, but I have
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no issue with disagreeing with people.
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What was troubling to me though Is that this is
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the statistic that happening quotes there 85% of executives are
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afraid to disagree.
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This bothers me greatly.
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I think it is fairly common knowledge that being surrounded
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by yes men is not good for making the best
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decisions. I want smart people around me who have ideas
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of their own.
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If people are afraid to give their opinions then what
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is their purpose in being there as happening points out
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true leaders will speak up that only when members of
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a team feel comfortable enough to speak up can true
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innovation happens.
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Yeah. So how does that reflect conflict group effectiveness?
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This confirms what I already did.
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Conflict is needed for groups to really be effective but
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how that conflict works is the deciding factor in whether
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it helps or hinders the group In this week's reading,
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do it at Al 2012 described three types of conflict
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and how they could impact groups, task conflict process conflict
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and militias of conflict.
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Yeah. Speak.
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Uh huh.
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Task conflict is disagreement about how the task should be
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accomplished. Different departments within a company for instance might come
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at a problem from different directions, they may have the
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same goal but just agree how to get there.
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Task conflict have done well can be good for a
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team. What does it take a look at a variety
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of outcomes and possibilities and results of each one.
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So for example if R.
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And D.
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Is pushing for more research.
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Marketing can give the altar viewpoint which allows all sides
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to then be considered.
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Uh huh.
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Uh huh.
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Weather ship conflicts of results of interpersonal conflicts between group
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members. This type of conflict can be the most harmful
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to groups as it is usually not based on professional
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disagreement because the conflict members have made it personal.
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There are ways out of it though.
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But it means that people causing the issues need to
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get on the high road and resolve the conflict.
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Mhm. Yeah.
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Finally process conflict is disagreement about how the task will
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be accomplished.
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Unlike task conflict, they all agree on what needs to
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be done but just agree on how to do it.
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This may involve individual sensibilities to the to the task.
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For example, process conflict can be either good or bad
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If productive you helped clarify goals, rules and make sure
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everyone knows what their job is but have not hand
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appropriately. It can become a power struggle and become a
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list of conflict.
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Oh if confidence and appropriately and may also be a
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prototype of how the group pianos it in the future.
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And that that 85% know that it is okay to
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share their opinions.
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Thank you for watching
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