There Are No Conflicts in Our Team

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Communication Psychology – with Gerhard Ohrband

Gerhard Ohrband, MA in Psychology (University of Hamburg/Germany)

110 episodes

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Communication Psychology: in small and practical lessons once a week. With a focus on international and multilingual business conversations. Gerhard Ohrband is a psychologist from Hamburg/Germany, specialized in Communication Psychology. He coaches individuals and companies worldwide (in 7 languages) on how to avoid costly misunderstandings and handle conflicts with employees and clients.

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There Are No Conflicts in Our Team

Communication Psychology – with Gerhard Ohrband

13 minutes 10 seconds

1 month ago

There Are No Conflicts in Our Team

Conflict doesn’t always look the way we expect it. Just because there’s no visible tension, doesn’t mean everything is fine. In my latest episode, I explore how unspoken misunderstandings and hidden conflicts can silently affect your team’s engagement, collaboration, and retention. It’s time to rethink what “conflict” really means in the workplace.

#ConflictManagement #HR #TeamDynamics #EmployeeEngagement #OrganizationalCulture

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De Dreu, C. K. W., & Gelfand, M.J. (2008). Conflict in the workplace: A dynamic perspective. InternationalJournal of Conflict Management, 19(3), 210-232.https://doi.org/10.1108/10444060810877517

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