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Conflicts between employees with different communication styles can be a major challenge for laboratory managers. Communication styles are influenced by various factors, such as personality, culture, education, and experience. They affect how people express their ideas, emotions, and expectations, as well as how they listen, respond, and collaborate with others. If not managed properly, communication style differences can lead to misunderstandings, resentment, and reduced productivity in the lab. In this article, you will learn about some of the most effective ways to resolve conflicts between employees with different communication styles.

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Marc Iglesias FernÃ¡ndez

Scientist in biomaterials, microbiology, and bioinformatics

1 Identify the communication styles

The first step to resolving conflicts is to identify the communication styles of the employees involved. There are many frameworks and tools that can help you with this, such as the DISC model, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, or the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument. These tools can help you understand the preferences, strengths, and weaknesses of each communication style, as well as the potential sources of conflict and compatibility. For example, some communication styles are more direct and assertive, while others are more indirect and cooperative. Some communication styles are more task-oriented and analytical, while others are more people-oriented and emotional.

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One simple rule to adapt people to a similar communication style during a conflict is: you cannot expect from the others what you are not willing to offer. Of course every person has its own character and ways to interact, but aside of it, to be listened we need to listen. To be respected we need to respect. As wold be unfair from us to ask for it if we are not having this attitude first. Making people understand this idea can help a lot in the conflict resolution.

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2 Acknowledge the differences

The second step to resolving conflicts is to acknowledge the differences between the communication styles and their impact on the lab environment. You should not ignore or dismiss the communication style differences, as this can make the employees feel misunderstood, frustrated, or disrespected. Instead, you should recognize and appreciate the diversity and value of each communication style, and how they can contribute to the lab's goals and performance. You should also encourage the employees to share their perspectives and feelings, and to listen to each other with empathy and openness.

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Herbert Jank

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Listen, listen, listen. If you know the communication style and needs of your team members you can adress them without making them feel disrespected. Be just, treat and respect all equally. Do not tolerate intrigues and lead with example. Communicate openly and don't expect others to do things you would not do yourself.

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3 Adapt the communication strategies

The third step to resolving conflicts is to adapt the communication strategies to suit the communication styles of the employees involved. Rather than expecting or forcing them to change their communication styles, you should help them adjust their communication behaviors and techniques to match the situation and the audience. To do this, use clear and concise language, and avoid jargon, slang, or ambiguity. Additionally, provide context and rationale for your messages, and explain your expectations and objectives. You can further support your arguments with examples, facts, and data instead of assumptions or generalizations. Moreover, use feedback, questions, and paraphrasing to check for understanding and clarify any confusion. It's also important to use a positive and constructive tone while avoiding criticism, blame, or sarcasm. Nonverbal cues like eye contact, gestures, and facial expressions can also be used to convey your emotions and intentions. Finally, use active listening skills such as nodding, summarizing, and reflecting to show your interest and respect.

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4 Seek common ground

The fourth step to resolving conflicts is to seek common ground between the communication styles and their goals. Rather than emphasizing the differences or the problems, you should focus on the similarities and solutions, and how they can benefit the lab and the employees. Helping them find areas of agreement, compromise, or collaboration is also beneficial, as is appreciating each other's contributions and strengths. To seek common ground, you could identify shared values, interests, and needs of the employees that relate to the lab's mission and vision. Establishing clear goals and expectations for them, creating a positive lab culture, celebrating successes and achievements, and providing opportunities to learn from each other are all ways to foster growth in communication skills and competencies.

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Daniela FÃ©lix

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Na grande maioria das vezes, o foco s?o os problemas, as diferen?as. Se pensarmos em solu??es para isso, o bom come?o Ã© primeiro escutar as ideias de solu??es. Temos que ligar os pontos bons em comum, escutar o que pode ser bom e Ãºtil para todos os envolvidos, pode aparecer a solu??o simples e imediata. Com isso vocÃª farÃ¡ todos os envolvidos trabalharem juntos por um bem comum DivergÃªncias sempre existir?o, mas a comunica??o sendo clara, a escuta ativa e nenhuma a??o sendo violenta, todos ganham.

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Theophilus Offei Darko

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Communication style can atimes be a barrier but this should not stop employees from working. The manager should address this challenge with a shared common understanding. This will help prevent conflicts at work place.

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5 Hereâ€™s what else to consider

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