Corporate Coaching & Training: Conflict & Kindness

Changing the mindset of “I ‘have to' go to work” to “I ‘get to’ go to work.”

Having spent 16 years in a corporate IT role as a business analyst without being recognized for promotion, I understand the frustration of feeling overlooked. As a coach, I'm passionate about helping team members not only see and appreciate the potential in each other as collaborators, but also in guiding them to build healthy, inclusive team structures. My goal is to equip support leads with the skills to foster an environment where every team member feels valued, empowered, and motivated to contribute to the organization's success.

 

Available for Team Building, One:One Coaching & Group Coaching

To discuss customizing an engagement strategy for your organization, call 424-234-9468 or click the button for your free consult.

Coaching That Makes an Impact

Why invest in coaching that fosters conflict resolution and kindness?

Statistics support that offering coaching leads to tangible benefits for organizations, including:

Improved Productivity

Employee Satisfaction

Elevated Earnings

 

Below, test you your awareness regarding the status of the relationships in your workplace.

Test Your Awareness

True or False: Workplaces that suppress employee creativity and individuality are among the best places to work.

OK… Too easy! FALSE!

The truth is, companies with high employee engagement, resulting from positive workplace cultures, outperform their peers by 147% in earnings per share. (Gallup)


What percentage of employees face some type of conflict at work?

85%! That's almost everyone!
 

According to the CPP Global Human Capital Report, companies pay a hefty price due to unresolved conflict. What that looks like is reduced productivity, absenteeism, and turnover, costing companies $359 billion annually in the U.S. alone.


Who is more productive at work? An employee who experiences incivility in the workplace, or an employee who doesn't?

Employees who don't experience workplace incivility or conflict are more productive, of course!

Employees dealing with conflict at their jobs report 48% less work effort and 80% lost work time worrying about the incident. (Christine Porath and Christine Pearson, Harvard Business Review)


When it comes to job retention and productivity, how do employees perform whose well-being is prioritized?

A study by Gallup found that employees with higher well-being are 31% more productive and 87% less likely to leave their job.


What type of workplaces see 41% lower employee absenteeism?

Workplaces that encourage kindness and compassion!

They also see 26% higher employee productivity. (OC Tanner Institute)

True or False: Organizations with a strong culture of competitiveness report 20% greater job satisfaction.

False

 

Studies show that organizations with strong cultures of kindness report 20% greater job satisfaction and 20% lower turnover rates. (Society for Human Resource Management)


How can a company reduce employee complaints and promote an increase in productivity?

By providing conflict resolution training.

 

Workplace Conflict and How Businesses Can Harness It to Thrive, CPP Inc. reports that companies that provide conflict resolution training see a 67% improvement in productivity and a 40% reduction in employee complaints.


How can organizations equip employees to handle disputes?

By offering Conflict Resolution Training.

 

95% of employees feel more equipped to handle disputes, once trained. The result is a more harmonious work environment. (Pollack Peacebuilding Systems)


True or False: The best teams for delivering results are comprised of employees who fully commit to take & follow instructions from one strong leader.

False

 

Inclusive teams make better business decisions up to 87% of the time and these decisions can deliver 60% better results. (Cloverpop)

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