
Cultivating Success Through
Effective Conflict Resolution
At Diag Consulting, we recognize that conflict is an inherent aspect of the workplace. Our training programs are designed to equip individuals and teams with the skills to respond constructively to conflicts, enhancing collaboration and problem-solving and increasing productivity. By providing employees with conflict management strategies, we facilitate the development of robust client relationships through improved communication and mutual understanding, promoting client loyalty and enduring partnerships. This approach fosters a positive workplace culture, effectively reducing employee turnover and boosting job satisfaction, and contributes to a more resilient and successful organization.
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Empowering employees with conflict resolution skills is essential for effectively managing various workplace challenges including:
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Client Based: Disagreements concerning service quality or project budgets, misunderstandings related to deadlines or expectations, differing perspectives on deliverables, and personality differences between employees and client representatives.
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Interdivisional Based: Varying goals and priorities, unclear division responsibilities, competition for limited resources, miscommunication regarding project timelines and decision-making processes, insufficient collaboration, and power struggles among departments.
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Employee Based: Ambiguity surrounding roles and responsibilities, differing work styles, disagreements regarding assigned tasks, accountability for inadequate work habits, personality conflicts, and resistance to change.
Services
Diag Consulting works with individuals and teams at corporate, governmental, educational, nonprofit, and faith-based organizations to help them cultivate their conflict resolution skills.
About
Anna’s legal and conflict resolution training and experience enables her to assist clients in communicating productively when conflict occurs, working with others to find solutions to divisive problems, and strengthening relationships. She is a trained lawyer, graduating from the University of Michigan Law School. As a practicing lawyer, she often had to build consensus on contentious topics, including through participation in numerous mediated settlements. She studied conflict resolution and mediation while at law school and through the Lombard Mennonite Peace Center, which focuses on conflict resolution education. As an adjunct professor of law and career counselor, she developed her training, mentoring, and listening skills; facilitated small and large group discussions; and provided incisive instruction. Anna received a bachelor of arts degree and a juris doctor degree from the University of Michigan.
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Anna Francis
CEO and Founder


