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Agree to disagree

by Penny Tremblay
Indian Management August 2023

Busting the following myths-
MYTH 1: Educated employees come equipped with conflict resolution skills.
MYTH 2: Time heals disconnected employee relationships.
MYTH 3: It is the role of managers to resolve team conflict.
MYTH 4: Digital communication is an effective way to discuss issues.
MYTH 5: Relationships are secondary to profit and production.

Penny Tremblay Penny is founder, Tremblay Leadership Center and the Sandbox System™. Penny is also member of ADRIC, ADRIO, Society of Human Resources Managers in America, and has an Advanced Mediation certificate with Harvard’s Program on Negotiation.

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