Why Do We Sometimes SEE Things So Differently Understand - Understanding & Maximizing Team Dynamics-Presentation

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The document discusses the topic of differences of opinion in team dynamics. It highlights that not reaching a decision and creating division can be bad, while increased clarity and understanding, solving problems, and building relationships are good outcomes of differences of opinion. The document also presents five key principles to effectively handle differing viewpoints and opinions, emphasizing the importance of aligning with organizational values and reinforcing through communication, training, and recognition. It explores four significant reasons why people see things differently: beliefs, perspective, personality, and wants/needs. The Belief Window Model is introduced, which explains how beliefs shape behavior. The document also touches on the impact of perspective and personality traits on team dynamics. Trust is identified as a crucial element in team relationships, and signs of mistrust and relationship erosion are highlighted. The document concludes by suggesting problem-solving techniques and offering guidance on giving and receiving feedback. It encourages readers to take action within seven days, share their learnings with others, and consider personal exercises to deal with differences in a constructive manner. The overall message of the document is to view differences of opinion as a fuel for growth rather than a source of conflict.

Keywords

differences of opinion

team dynamics

decision-making

clarity

problem-solving

relationships

beliefs

perspective

trust

feedback