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      Conflict - The Unexpected Gift

      MAKING THE MOST OF DISPUTES IN LIFE AND WORK

      We Give Credibility To Facts That Confirm Our Assumptions
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      What are the origins of your assumptions? Like most of us, you firmly believe your assumptions are evidence-based, having resulted from your myriad life experiences as well as from your unbiased analysis of information you’ve obtained from reliable sources. Behind the scenes and virtually unknown...
      Working for a Disruptive Boss
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      How do you avoid being crushed when you work for a speeding train? All too often disruptive bosses may view workers as simply costs to be controlled. Sue Shellenbarger--the creator and writer of The Wall Street Journal's Work and Family column and former chief of the Journal's Chicago news...
      Stereotyping and Labelling, Dangerous to Individuals and Society
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      In a book published in June 2019 , David Maraniss’s A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father, the author asks us to consider what is labeled as “lawful” and what is labeled as “illegal." His father had been a Communist Party member who, however, never advocated the overthrow of the...
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    "Conflict - The Unexpected Gift" by mediators Jack Hamilton and Elisabeth Seaman

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