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How can you manage conflicts related to accountability?

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Accountability is a key element of effective problem solving, as it ensures that everyone involved in the process is clear about their roles, responsibilities, and expectations. However, accountability can also be a source of conflict, especially when there are misunderstandings, disagreements, or failures to deliver on commitments. How can you manage conflicts related to accountability and maintain a constructive and collaborative problem-solving environment? Here are some tips to help you.

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1 Identify the root cause

The first step to managing any conflict is to understand what is causing it. Is it a lack of communication, trust, or alignment? Is it a difference in goals, values, or priorities? Is it a gap in skills, resources, or support? By identifying the root cause of the conflict, you can address it more effectively and avoid blaming, accusing, or avoiding the issue.

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Conflicts, even if infrequent, may occur when leading a team. As a leader, it's important to understand your role in managing such Conflicts, Knowing the relationship between leadership and conflict management can help you identify potential conflicts, prevent them or resolve them if needed. Below are some steps which can help manage conflicts related to accountability 1. Assess the situation 2. Only intervene when necessary 3. Create guidelines 4. Recognize causes of conflict 5. Work together with conflicting team members 6. Stay neutral

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The saying “if you want something done right, do it yourself” comes into play often when bandwidth is an issue. If you are waiting for someone to complete a simple task, it could be beneficial to take it upon yourself. Both your reporting stakeholder and the responsible party will appreciate it, while you get credit for going above and beyond. Delegation of work is key for productivity but if you run into these problems it is crucial not to let it affect your results.

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2 Listen and empathize

The second step to managing any conflict is to listen and empathize with the other party. Try to see the situation from their perspective and acknowledge their feelings and concerns. Avoid interrupting, judging, or dismissing them. Ask open-ended questions to clarify their point of view and show that you are interested in understanding them. Listening and empathizing can help you build rapport, trust, and respect with the other party and reduce defensiveness and hostility.

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3 Share your expectations

The third step to managing any conflict is to share your expectations and explain how they relate to the problem-solving process. Be clear, specific, and realistic about what you expect from the other party and what they can expect from you. Use positive and constructive language and avoid making assumptions or accusations. Provide examples and evidence to support your expectations and show how they contribute to the desired outcome. Sharing your expectations can help you create a common ground and a shared vision with the other party.

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4 Negotiate and compromise

The fourth step to managing any conflict is to negotiate and compromise with the other party. Try to find a solution that meets both of your needs and interests and that is fair, feasible, and acceptable. Avoid imposing your solution or accepting theirs without discussion. Instead, explore different options and alternatives and evaluate their pros and cons. Be willing to make concessions and trade-offs and to acknowledge the value of the other party's input. Negotiating and compromising can help you reach a mutually beneficial agreement and strengthen your relationship.

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5 Follow up and monitor

The fifth step to managing any conflict is to follow up and monitor the implementation of the solution. Confirm the details and deadlines of the solution and assign roles and responsibilities. Communicate regularly and provide feedback and support to the other party. Recognize and appreciate their efforts and achievements and celebrate your successes. Address any issues or challenges that arise and make adjustments as needed. Following up and monitoring can help you ensure accountability and sustainability of the solution and prevent future conflicts.

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Micro-managing versus laissez faire can be a tricky scale to balance. Ideally, a mixture of regular touch points and informal communications (such as email or text messaging directly) can be effective tools to maintain a close eye on progress without breathing down someone’s neck. Calling someone asking for progress can lead to standoffs and defensive behavior. Other times, the direct confrontation of the problem leads to productive results. The outcome depends largely on the individual in question and nature of the relationship or power dynamic.

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6 Learn and improve

The sixth step to managing any conflict is to learn and improve from the experience. Reflect on what went well and what went wrong in the conflict and the problem-solving process. Identify what you learned and what you can do differently next time. Seek feedback from the other party and others involved in the process and share your insights and suggestions. Apply your learning to your future problem-solving situations and improve your skills and strategies. Learning and improving can help you grow as a problem solver and a conflict manager.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Please don’t be a micro manager unless you know the work is important. By important, I mean to you AND to the delegatee. Just because you want it done sooner-rather-than-later does not make it impactful, correct, or justified to micro manage someone. If that person is driven, the work will get done. On the other side, consistent and transparent communication is key. If the other person simply does not understand the time-crunch of the work, this can be an effective avenue to light a fire under someone and have them crank out that deliverable.

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1 Identify the root cause

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6 Learn and improve

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