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Managing conflict - participant resource pack

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Managing conflict

Resource 1

Radical Candor by Kim Scott

hat a e the poten a posi e nega e conse uences of this app oach

Discuss in g oups ead to sha e so e feedbac

Opposite of being candid: Manipulative insincerity

Being too candid: Obnoxious aggression

Avoiding being candid: Ruinous empathy

Discuss the concept of ‘being candid’

Share/discuss examples where this has worked/might have worked

What are the potentially positive/negative consequences?

Resource 2

Fierce conversations by Susan Scott

The 7 p incip es

1. Maste the cou age to inte ogate ea it .

2. Co e out f o behind ou se f into the con e sation and a e it ea .

3. Be he e, p epa ed to be nowhe e e se.

4. Tac e ou toughest cha enge toda .

5. Obe ou instincts.

6. Ta e esponsibi it fo ou e otiona wa e.

7. Let si ence do the hea ifting.

Resource 3

P epa e fo a ‘fie ce’ con e sation

1. In ou b ea out oo , sha e ‘conf icts’ ou ha e ight ha e

2. Ag ee on a g oup ‘conf ict’ to focus on

3. Write your opening statement that covers the 7 principles

4. A scribe to paste the statement into chat when we return

Resource 4

The Thomas-Kilmann Conflict model

Resource 5

The COIN & COILED feedback models

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