Every workplace has conflict, but in the hands of a skilled professional, it becomes a powerful tool for growth. Disagreements can spark fresh ideas, strengthen relationships, and improve teamwork—if you know how to manage them well. This course shows you exactly how.


您将学到什么
Spot early signs of conflict before they escalate
Apply proven techniques to resolve disputes quickly
Keep relationships strong even in disagreement
Turn conflicts into opportunities for better collaboration
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June 2025
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This module introduces the foundations of workplace conflict, its causes, and the critical role leadership plays in conflict prevention. Learners will explore practical approaches to identifying, understanding, and managing conflict effectively in professional settings.
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8个视频4个作业
This module delves into the psychology of conflict escalation and de-escalation, offering proven models and emotional intelligence strategies. Learners will gain practical tools and communication techniques to resolve conflicts constructively and confidently.
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13个视频4个作业
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常见问题
To successfully settle conflicts, conflict management involves figuring out what starts the conflicts, what makes people feel bad, how to communicate and get feedback, and using structured models like Thomas-Kilmann or Glasl's model.
This Conflict Management training is designed for working professionals at all career levels who wish to improve their confidence, clarity, and communication skills in order to handle and resolve workplace issues effectively.
You'll be prepared to detect emotional triggers, de-escalate stressful situations, use models such as the Conflict Iceberg, Glasl's Escalation Model, and Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Model, and direct disagreements toward constructive settlement.
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