Do Your Dishes: Conversations About Conflict With Quinne Duhr
Quinne Duhr
6 episodes
6 days ago
Follow along each Monday as Quinne Duhr, a final-semester Grand Valley State University student, hosts conversations about conflict for her Senior Honors Project. A management major, recovering conflict-avoider, and people person through and through, Quinne is deeply intrigued by the art of getting along with others. On Do Your Dishes, she will sit with individuals whom she admires to discuss conflict and its many facets. Find out more at quinneduhr.com. Thanks for being here!
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Follow along each Monday as Quinne Duhr, a final-semester Grand Valley State University student, hosts conversations about conflict for her Senior Honors Project. A management major, recovering conflict-avoider, and people person through and through, Quinne is deeply intrigued by the art of getting along with others. On Do Your Dishes, she will sit with individuals whom she admires to discuss conflict and its many facets. Find out more at quinneduhr.com. Thanks for being here!
Amy Pallo | Emotion Tied to Conflict, Not Having All of the Answers
Do Your Dishes: Conversations About Conflict With Quinne Duhr
28 minutes 14 seconds
3 years ago
Amy Pallo | Emotion Tied to Conflict, Not Having All of the Answers
In this episode, I chat with Amy Pallo, my former high school principal. We begin by addressing the daily conflicts involved in leading, then speak on how conflict management has changed as of late and the necessity of in-person conversations, and we close in joyful admission that not all conflict is unwanted. We approach how seemingly intertwined emotion and opposition can be, and we offer guidance on what it looks like to respond in a few ways. The conversation is filled with laughter and compassion, and, near the end of the episode, I stake a brave claim that, in a very specific instance, there exists a singular "correct" viewpoint. Tune in to find all of this and more!
Do Your Dishes: Conversations About Conflict With Quinne Duhr
Follow along each Monday as Quinne Duhr, a final-semester Grand Valley State University student, hosts conversations about conflict for her Senior Honors Project. A management major, recovering conflict-avoider, and people person through and through, Quinne is deeply intrigued by the art of getting along with others. On Do Your Dishes, she will sit with individuals whom she admires to discuss conflict and its many facets. Find out more at quinneduhr.com. Thanks for being here!
