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A possible disagreement pertaining to my performance improvement plan can be approaches, procedures, or decisions related to concrete work duties. It can be about anything from how to best allocate resources to how to solve a particular problem. Task conflict is often constructive, as it can lead to different perspectives and ideas being considered. It can also help to identify and address potential issues early on. For example, two team members may disagree about approaching a marketing campaign
and have differing views. One team member may think they should focus on social media marketing, while the other may think they should focus on email marketing. This is an example of task conflict. Both team members are working towards the same goal (a successful marketing campaign), but they have different ideas about how to achieve that goal.
The kind of support that we would need from leaders would be to focus on informal routines with the people to improve coaching abilities. For instance, they can schedule frequent one-on-one conversations
once a month with each subordinate to discuss whatever they feel is relevant. This would be an excellent
opportunity for them to ask questions, express concerns, and for both of us to build a relationship of trust and support. The objective of the conversation would be to address anything they felt was significant with the intention that they walk away feeling that they are valuable to me and the company. Another activity they can incorporate to improve coaching skills is to send out anonymous surveys to employees every six months so that they can fill out and get feedback on how they are doing in their role
to support them. It would be a survey where they would either answer questions with "agree," "disagree," or "neither agree nor disagree." This would give the team members a sense of being heard and the freedom to offer their honest opinions without worrying about how they might be impacted.
As for conflict and negotiation skills, activities that I would do to improve on these specific skills would be debating. To do this, I would have employers who want to participate be on one team, and I would be
on the other. We would come up with some ideas that they would like to debate about. To accomplish this, I would have participating employers on one team and myself on the other. We would put out a few
ideas for discussion. For instance, there may be disagreements on whether "Casual Fridays" should be implemented by the company. Then, set the timer for two to three minutes, giving each speaker time to make their case. After switching sides, invite the participants to present the opposing viewpoint. Doing this would enhance my capacity to tackle problems in this activity from various approaches.
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