Conflict Mediation by

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Compromise

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Listen to all sides and make sure everyone feels heard

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Communication

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Being respectful!!

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Unbiased mediator

I would approach conflict with an open mind and try and be empathetic to both sides involved.

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Refer to bylaws

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active listening :O

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Set up a meeting to talk about it with all parties + ideally a third party

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Considering any external factors

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Take some time to listen to what they have to say

direct communication + not personal

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Open Communication + Neutral Mediator

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Listen and keep documenting

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Open and clear communication, de-escalating

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Meet w both parties to hear both sides before having a meeting all together to work out a plan

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Try to mediate within the club before going to the AMS

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conversation: hear out all sides. determine overlap in intention and understand where compromises are possible

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Listening to both sides

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Voting

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Hearing out the other person

Empathetic listening

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Have an unbiased third party arbitrator

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Be respectful of everyone’s experience and feelings

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open mindeu

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Approach communication on equal grounds, do not let one side overpower or control the conversation, that is your job as mediator

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Listen to both sides of argument and weigh pros and cons before making decision

Listening

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Discuss between conflicting parties and get input from impartial team members

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Always hear both sides out

Ombudsperson if a compromise cannot be reached internally

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Come in with an open mind, ready to hear all the sides of the story in order to come to a fair compromise/solution

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Communicate needs, listen to opposite side’s needs, find a solution/compromise

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Hold meeting with 3+ execs while event planning

An comfortable atmosphere for everyone to express their opinions

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Listen to all sides and communicate respectfully

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conversation

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clear communication, and maintain same standards for all members

Proactive communication to attempt to avoid further conflict!

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Address the situation calmly and bring in a mediator if necessary

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Voting

Just kick the trouble maker out lol no worries 😌😇

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Talk instead of yell. Try to take on the other person’s side

Take time out to listen, be patient and hear both sides.

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Thoughtful communication where everyone's opinion is valued

No gaslighting

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Make sure everyone feels hard

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Taking into account all opinions from all parties involved

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Listening and creating a space where team feels heard and voice their concerns so as to reach a compromise

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Don’t be disrespectful. Listen to everyone and deal with respectfully.

Find middle ground and be honest, talk about your concerns and why there is conflict, and then find a solution that accommodates all perspectives

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Neutral third party

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Address conflict or issues as soon as possible

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Listen to all sides and put yourself in the other person’s shoes. Take some space to cool down before reproaching the conflict - space from it can increase perspective. Add a neutral third party if you cannot problem solve alone

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Listen to both sides and make compromises

In person communication

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Personal conflicts should not carry into club management

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Have set times to discuss challenges

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Listen to all perspectives without a preconceived mindset
Hosting team building events

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Make concerned parties feel heard. Listen to what their problem is without assuming. Be on the same team with them in that you also want to resolve the conflict.

Making sure everyone gets a turn to share how they feel and be respectful of everyone’s perspectives

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Get the perspectives of everyone involved

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Ensuring that all perspectives in the conflict are heard from a third party

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take matters seriously, make sure your community feels heard. be open minded

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Communicate with all parties involved

Hear all perspective regarding the conflict

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Try to compromise all while maintaining respect and listening to the other person

Get internal third party to help resolve, if that doesnt work bring in the big guns (the ams conflict resources). Make sure to be respectful and understanding throughout

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Coordination

Be CLEAR in instruction and outline specific actions that can/will be taken to resolve the issue.

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Disagree with the point not the person (I.e don’t make personal attacks, stay on topic)

Let them fight it out and sell tickets to the fight, it'll improve finances

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Texas Style Shootout

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Having an open and honest conversation. Letting people know it's a safe place.

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Sit down with the other person and talk it through

Don’t be afraid to take action

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Schedule an in-person meeting

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Have a face-to-face conversation with the team that promotes positivity, open communication, and encourages compromise and understanding from all parties involved.

Ensure that everyone feels heard; don’t ‘take sides’

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Votes between members/exec to resolve conflicting plans

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Being charitable to both options; separating ideas from the person, and avoiding using language like 'winning/losing'

Council decides their fate

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Take statements

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Address both sides of the issue and take written or verbal statements

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Encourage communication from both parties, have an uninvolved third mediator

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listen

Dumbledore asked calmly

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Don’t take things personally

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Decisions shouldn’t be made based on the person suggesting them

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Voting

Strict club rules on conduct with appropriate resolutions (strikes, warnings, etc.)

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Listening, having things written down and reviewed by all parties involved.

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Tell them they will have to attend an AMS Clubs Training if they break the club's rules

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Policy manuals are a good settler of many disagreements

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Texas style shootout” is actually crazy lol 😂

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Tell those involved to ground their ideas in the club's values

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Have a private chat with the member/s on the issue. Ensure that both sides are heard and understood on why the issue happened and to prevent misunderstanding, miscommunication and spread of misinformation. After discussing about the issue, find an approach or solution that allows both parties to be fair.

"Feeling" heard is not the goal guys please be more mindful 😐

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Listen

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Open communication

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Compromise

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Listen and speak calmly

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Democracy!

Listen to both sides and outline a logical solution together.

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Make sure I listen to everyone’s side and make everyone feel heard

Respect

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Listen to involved parties and work towards compromise

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Listening

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Talk about the issues and find a compromise

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Talking

Talk to both parties

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listening to those involved!

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Chatgpt

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Set a meeting and communicate respectfully and clearly

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active listening and hearing both parties side with no bias

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Open discussion between the parties

Conflict

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Calling/discussing in person over using texts or email

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Open communication + neutral mediator

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listen to both sides, see if there’s a way to compromise, use active and empathetic reasoning

Direct communication

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Listening and considering all perspectives

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Listen to everyone

Shut down the whole club and restart

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Listening to both sides

Listen and communicate

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Talk

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Compromise, treating everyone with kindness and respect

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Look from both point of views!

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Having a 3rd party mediator, listening to both sides, compromise

Listen to both sides

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Respect for each others pov

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Communicate with the other person and try to see their point of view as well, be empathetic

Compromise

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Listen to both sides of the story. Assure a comfortable and respectful space

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Use open-mindedness and curiosity, alongside clear communication

Have a meeting with a third party

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Try to understanding the perspective of the other side

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Hear the perspective of both sides before making a decision and ensuring you don’t have a bias towards either side

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be respectful and openly listening

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Be an unbiased listener for both sides and compromise

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Speak to each party separately and then together. Ask them what they are looking for from the mediation and how we can best support wronged parties

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Understand what conflict is about before listening to both parties

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find a mediator

Communication and listening to the opinions of both sides, then make decision.

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Listening

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Approach discussions calmly, prioritize the best option for the club rather than personal preferences.

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Open communication and preventive measures (setting up club guidelines and respectful behavior)

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Listen to stories individually and then mediate a conversation between the parties in the conflict

Boxing match

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Would definitely try to work things out amongst parties involved before reaching out to other resources such as the Ombudsperson.

Communicate

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Figure out what would be best for the club and make compromises when needed. If it escalates go to bylaws or contact clubs admin.

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Reach an agreement

listening

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Listening to both the perspectives

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reach out to noah mossey ams ombudsperson shoutout noah

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listening to others and compromise

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Talk to all parties separately to understand all sides of the situation and go ahead from there. Would likely set up a meeting with all parties and a mediator to discuss and work through the conflict and create a resolution.

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Hand to hand combat

Reach common ground/meet in the middle

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Make sure everyone feels seen and heard before moving onto any type of compromise

Seek Understanding first, being compassionate but firm when needed

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Have an open discussion with all club members, find middle ground/ refer to current bylaws if applicable

Listen to both sides of the story without any biases

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Being open and honest, and finding compromise in a way where both parties retain their dignity and safety.

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“hard on the problem soft on the person” approach, try to understand that people have a lot of stressors outside of the club and be mindful that you may not know the full situation.

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Try to understand, not just defend

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Personal connection with professional standards

Mortal combat

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Allow each party involved to talk without being talked over

Be respectful

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Treat everyone involved with empathy

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By having a mature in person conversation about the pros, cons, benefits, and disadvantages of different situations 😊

Open communication and respect

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clear, respectful communication, try to come to a compromise/decision where everyone feels heard

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keep and open mind while listening to club conflicts and look for a solution of compromise that works for both parties

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Sitting down in a casual manner and chatting, ensuring no one feels ACCUSED of anything. Keep a casual tone when discussing so the other parties feel comfortable to share!

Listen to both sides of the issue-- resolve accordingly while making compromises. Listen empathetically and finish on a note where everyone is content with the outcome.

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Communication

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Dont get emotional

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Make sure each party is approached with respect and consideration

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Constructive communication

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Involve a mediator and keep communication channels open

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Focus on listening before responding right away

Compromise

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Understanding compromises have to be made between 2 parties, understanding both sides of the argument

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Always hear both sides, look for compromises and use empathy in your responses. It is not often black and white.

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Try to understand the other party’s perspective and engaging in a meaningful discussion keeping in mind the best of our club.

Schedule a conversation with the involved execs and offer all involved individuals the chance to share what happend from their perspective. Work through the conflict by coming to a shared understanding. Then talk through action steps to move forwards and prevention for the future.

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Confidentiality

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Start by listening and asking open-ended questions to understand where someone may be coming from (don’t lecture!). Then figure out a solution together

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Having someone unbiased calmly assist communication between those having conflict

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Ensure both sides feel safe to be heard and act as an unbiased mediator. Contact an unbiased third person if necessary

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I will try to mediate the conflict from a third party perspective to maintain neutrality

Being impartial when listening to both sides. As well as being patient with everyone involved.

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Find someone who likes both sides to help mediate

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Making sure all sides are listened to and considered

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Communication

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Meet in person if possible, and don't get overly defensive

Open communication and understanding of all views

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Communicating with a neutral third party present, and trying to go into the conversation with an open mind, looking to understand and come to a common ground rather than acting defensively.

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Getting the full story from all involved parties, making sure to remain neutral, and organizing mediated discussions to resolve the conflict

Establishing trust before conflict arises.

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don't be emotional

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listen to each other

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Calm reasonable open discussion

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Hearing everyone out, making sure everyone feels heard. Reminding execs that everyone can’t always 100% agree with every decision, and at some point someone has to compromise

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ensure to hear all perspectives of the story and have a unbiased stand

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have an unbiased third party mediating the conflict

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actively listen to all perspectives and find a way to compromise

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Listen to both sides

Listening and stay unbiased

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Being understanding

active listening

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Multi-step process, where you clearly define the problem beforehand and what change is to be expected. After that it comes down to taking the initiative to reaching out in a way that reflects the severity of the conflict, whether that be a simple direct message or perhaps set up a time to talk it out.

Conflict mediation

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Set up a in person meeting and ensure there is another (uninvolved in the conflict) member present. This will help mediate and keep a record of what happened

It’s actually okay to have emotions but the reaction should be appropriate and respectful

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Ensure you’re remaining unbiased and brining in someone else if you can’t be

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Stay calm in any situation

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Allow any involved parties to explain their perspectives and then make a compromise according to our values of respect and dedication to members

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Try to communicate with the person respecfully

Ensuring both party's are approaching the problem from the "other side's" perspective

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Listen to ppl and act like an adult

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compromise and discussion with neutral third party present

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Document all communications. Obtain information from all parties involved. Consult with experts.

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By not supporting the bullies which is a constant problem with the AMS.

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Communication is key, and if there are communication challenges then I would find a way to overcome them first. I may also ask other execs for advice if I don't know how to resolve a conflict on my own.

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hear all sides with an open mind to try and come up with an agreement, reach out to another member in the club to facilitate conflict mediation with a third unbiased opinion

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I would approach conflict with an open mind, listen to the perspectives of everyone involved and remain as neutral and unbiased as possible.

communication

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Listening to everyone’s opinions and either voting or choosing the idea that benefits the club and everyone most. Ensure to be respectful and acknowledge everyone’s contributions

Have honest conversations with others and find a middle ground and solution. Hear the others’ side

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Act quickly when you detect conflict

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It is better to talk things out ASAP when you notice tension or stress between members, because if you let it go then resentment can linger and grow as time goes on. If you can resolve conflicts before they turn into huge issues then it will be easier for everyone.

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Open mind, compromise, active listening, being able to meet in the middle

Step-By-Step

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Be impartial, recognize first-contact bias
Recognize where the root of the issue is
Address the issues of each person
Make an action-oriented plan to move forward

Pre allocating someone to have the final say when it cannot be fully resolved

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Hearing out with empathy

Conflict between the club executives

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Have open communication between yourself listen to the other people and have a strong forefront with the other parties you’re dealing with

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Writing a short piece to discuss issue to exec to avoid heated arguments

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Don’t isolate any member of the club or choose sides.Remove yourself from the situation if it too personal and let someone more impartial take over mediation.Regulate emotions and remain as calm as possible. Talk to both people/parties in a calm environment

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Communication and trying to see things from the other party’s perspective

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Listen to both perspectives and communicating, finding the middle ground or compromise to resolve the situation

To compromise or not

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Compromising is important, but it's just as important to make it clear what areas are non-negotiable (club values, ethics, mission).

By being an unbiased mediator

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Being understanding of each other

listen w empathy

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