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Conflict resolution
Someone once said, "It would be easy to get things done if you didn't need people to do it." Perhaps it's better to reframe this in a more positive light: we need people working together to get things done. There is an exponential power -and that means work output - when people team up to get things done. Though more gets done, people invariably come into conflict with each other. Problems come along with the territory of any leadership position. 

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5 principles to help converge different goals
defensive behavior
failed communication

hints for resolving conflicts: proactive steps 
hints for resolving conflicts: hearing them out
hints for resolving conflicts: facts and feelings


Display the Time and Date

Assign values to 2 variables (x&y), add them and then multiply the result by 10. Display the result.

Watch the first two lines change when you click on the button

Robert Winer

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