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Every company has different conflicts and work challenges. Dealing with different personality types is never easy! It means having to consider many different opinions, ideas, and leadership styles. Navigating these factors can often be a difficult undertaking, sometimes leading to spats with coworkers, or tension between you and your boss. Conflict is going to arise in normal conditions the chances of an explosion are even greater working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether you’re at home or in the office, there are ways to handle certain professional problems that are better than others. Consider these strategies to maintain harmony among employees, regardless of location.
Identify the type of problem
Start by asking yourself if the problem is personal or professional? Some problems occur when employees have different styles of working or thinking–if one employee is methodical while the other is scatterbrained. Some problems may have their foundation outside the office–an employee is short with others because he may be experiencing problems at home. Professional issues, however, have an impact on the productivity and efficiency of your company. Personal issues just affect your ability to work with the individual in question and have little or no impact on the company. Getting an initial read on what’s at the heart of the matter is essential to successfully resolving the issue and avoiding future conflict.
Don’t Downplay Minor Problems

Ask questions
Remain respectful
Exercising patience and being respectful of colleagues is essential to success. Maintaining respect for opinions, strategies, and methodology can help parties analyze and move forward together. Extend basic courtesies to those with whom you work remotely. Use pleasant, positive language. Keep emotions in check. Assume good intentions rather than jumping to conclusions. Apologize when you make a mistake.
Although conflicts have a negative connotation, you can turn them around and make them work to your advantage!



