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How can you make an apology work for you?
Many people tell me that they're uncomfortable saying, "I'm sorry." They think it's a sign of weakness. Quite the contrary - - it's a sign of strength. To be vulnerable by saying, "I'm sorry," when it REALLY comes from the heart, is very powerful.

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Conflict management skills

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How often do I demonstrate the ability to:
1. Listen to opposing views.
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2. Point out erroneous or stereotypical thinking.
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3. Respect differences in people's backgrounds, values, ways of thinking, and working styles.
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4. Ask questions to probe other people's views, needs, needs, interests and values.
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5. Check assumptions about people and situations when differences arise.
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6. Adjust to different conflict styles of peers, subordinates and superiors.
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7. Take the role of impartial observer
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8. Focus on the future instead of looking to past mistakes or problems.
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9. Understand individual differences of people within diverse ethnic, racial and cultural groups.
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10. Accept that one's perceptions and knowledge are relative.
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11. Gather information about cultural differences with sensitivity.
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12. Focus on individual and shared needs.
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