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Understanding and managing team conflict
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Wanda Tiefenbacher

Team conflict: understanding types of conflict and how to manage them sustainably

Team conflicts are common occurrences that are difficult to manage. In this CQ Dossier, we ask where team conflicts come from, how they can be managed sustainably, and whether they can be beneficial for teams.
Team conflict, Conflict resolution, Team cohesion
Burnout can be spread through social channels
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Dr. Devon Price

Burnout contagion: Managing and reducing socially-transmitted burnout

Burnout is, largely, a social phenomenon. Many of the causes of burnout are social: when an organization is run in an unjust fashion, conflict is high, and employer demands are difficult to meet, employees are at a greater risk of burning out (Oberle et al, 2016). Burnout is also exhibited in social terms: burned out employees are more disagreeable, apathetic, and jaded. The diminished performance of a burned out employee can create more conflict and disappointment within their workplace, negatively impacting those around them (Kim et al, 2017).
Burnout, Work and well-being, Conflict resolution
Wellbeing is not just a hype but can have a lasting impact on organizational performance.
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Dr. Devon Price

The Importance of Wellbeing: Organizational Outcomes from an Evidence-based Management Perspective

A growing number of organizations are focusing on caring for their employees in a holistic, wellbeing-focused manner. Particularly among tech companies and start-ups, employee benefits now surpass simple health and retirement benefits, and include physical health programs, continuing education credits, and even on-site wellness facilities such as yoga rooms (Dailey & Zhu, 2017).
Work and well-being, Burnout, Workplace design, Conflict resolution, Collaboration

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