Elevate Classics — Keith Ferrazzi on Competing in the New World of Work
Six Steps to Productive Conflict
Key takeaways:
• Productive conflict involves focusing on the issue, not the person.
• Communicate openly and honestly about feelings.
• Conflict is not always bad and differences should be welcomed.
• Important steps to productive conflict include seeking common ground, active listening, and problem-solving techniques.
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Hybrid vs Remote?
Making decisions that align with hiring and culture is key. In-person collaboration is better for creative work with local customers, but remote work is more effective for scalability and efficiency. Remote work may impact belonging and fun, but quality and productivity remain the same.
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