Why Passive Aggressive Behaviour in High Performing Teams Hurts Performance
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The final part of a 4 part series on conflict resolution in teams focuses on passive-aggressive behaviour. David Charlton and Alex Harper go on to share why you should avoid passive-aggressive behaviour sharing strategies to address it. This includes positive modelling, active listening, and encouraging team members to express their feelings respectfully. Self-awareness is key, where techniques such as journaling or talking ideas through with friends or sports psychologists can help individuals process difficulties. The series also covered assertiveness, low self-esteem, aggression and passive behaviours.
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