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Hi, welcome to how to manage conflict within a team by matt man, Oh shaw,
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Sharif and blake strong.
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To understand conflict, we first must understand where conflict comes from.
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I've highlighted Tudjman's five stage model
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which identifies five different stages in 18
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group,
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which would be forming storming nor ming performing in the journey.
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You may be asking yourself, what do these five stages have to do with conflict?
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Well,
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conflict normally falls within the storming phase of turkmens model
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and if you really think about it,
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storming is the process in which team
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members voice their opinions about a certain task
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at hand or project and it's not always that group members are going to agree.
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So conflict will arise as a result of these disagreements.
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Conflict within the team is not always bad.
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Well, yeah, this is true.
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Conflict among team members can actually yield pause a result.
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Just as long as conflict remains functional among team members.
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Now, what is functional conflict
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functional conflict is that that is healthy and or constructive between groups,
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groups or individuals benefiting the organization.
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Conversely,
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dysfunctional conflict is conflict that is unhealthy
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or non constructive between group members or individuals
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hindering the organization
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as a whole.
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Now,
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we know that conflict is good, just as long as it's functional.
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When conflict is dysfunctional, we end up getting negative results.
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Finally,
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what happens when there is too little conflict in
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a group versus too much conflict in a group
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with too much conflict in the group
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we get a stage referred to as warfare and
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in this stage there's often political infighting turnover,
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lack of teamwork were dissatisfaction
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in the stages where there is too little conflict. We refer to this as an activity
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in which results apathy, lack of creativity, missed deadlines
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and indecision.
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Wow.
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In conclusion, we do want conflict in our group because you're positive results,
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but if we have too much conflict or too little conflict,
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the result will be negative.
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Next up is Blake, who will be explaining the three types of conflict.
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Thank you for watching my section of the video.
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