What do you do if your decision-making process is causing more conflict?
When faced with escalating conflict as a result of your decision-making process, it's important to step back and assess the situation. Conflict can arise when decisions are made without sufficient input from all parties or when the implications of a decision are not fully communicated. If you find that your decisions are consistently met with resistance or disagreement, it's time to reevaluate your approach. By understanding the root causes of the conflict and adapting your process to be more inclusive and transparent, you can foster a more collaborative environment and reduce the likelihood of future disputes.