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Want to address conflict more efficiently? What’s the best approach? Knowing the many techniques available to managers can help when faced with a challenging situation. Coordinated Management of Meaning can be a useful tool to help team members navigate disagreements more effectively. Understanding this and the other theories, models, and processes that inform the conflict resolution process provides a foundation to apply effective strategies in the workplace. Modeling healthy communication and interest-based, win-win negotiations leads to stronger teams and satisfied employees.
In this course on Coordinated Management of Meaning and Conflict Management, we will explore coordinated management of meaning and explain how it can be used to manage conflict in the workplace. You will learn about the main strategies for managing conflict, including the Serpentine Model, the LUUUTT Model, and the SEAVA Model. We will also examine some practical, real-life scenarios of how these models can be used in the workplace.
The course covers Coordinated Management of Meaning along with three main strategies for managing conflict: the Serpentine Model, the LUUUTT Model, and the SEAVA Model.
It is suited to managers and team members who want to address conflict more efficiently and apply effective conflict resolution strategies in the workplace.
You will build skills in conflict resolution and employee conflict resolution, including modeling healthy communication and interest-based, win-win negotiations.
Yes. It examines practical, real-life scenarios showing how the models can be used to manage conflict in the workplace, in a lesson on applying CMM models to workplace conflict.
Lessons include an Introduction, Defining Coordinated Management of Meaning, The Serpentine Model, The LUUUTT Model, The SEAVA Model, Applying CMM Models to Conflict in the Workplace, and a Test Your Knowledge assessment.