Resolving conflicts in the workplace is imperative to a healthy workplace culture. Leaving conflicts unsolved builds resentment among team members and creates a toxic environment that can be distracting from the work that needs to be completed.
As a leader, it’s your job to help resolve any conflicts that arise and to act as a mediator between employees when necessary. Properly handling conflict resolution can also help influence employees to better solve future conflicts on their own.
To help get you started, 10 Young Entrepreneur Council experts share different ways they recommend approaching conflict resolution and the example that sets for your team.
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