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Signs of Healthy Conflict
April 2, 2004

"The first problem for all of us, men and women, is not to learn, but to unlearn." - Gloria Steinem


SIGNS OF HEALTHY CONFLICT

The article "When Friction Flares -- Dealing with Staff Conflict" by Roger Neugebauer, which appears in the Exchange guidebook, The Art of Leadership:  Managing Early Childhood Organizations, observes that conflict can be constructive if it...

*  generates new ideas, new perspectives
*  provokes an evaluation of organizational structures or center design
*  brings individual's reservations and objections out into the open
*  heightens the debate about pending decisions or problems
*  forces the reexamination of current goals, policies or practices
*  focuses attention on problems inhibiting performance at the center
*  energizes staff -- gets them actively involved in the life of the center

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