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After the matter is addressed.

WHY IT MATTERS

Conflicts formally resolved but not actually settled continue underground.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

That both parties understand the outcome and the reasoning.

WHY THE REASONING

Outcomes without explanation are experienced as arbitrary.

WHAT TO CONFIRM IN WRITING

What was decided What each party will do What happens if it recurs

WHAT TO ADDRESS

The working relationship going forward.

WHY

People frequently must continue working together.

WHAT TO AGREE

How they will interact What each will do differently Who to raise difficulties with

WHAT TO AVOID

Requiring people to be friendly Treating the matter as closed without checking Continuing to reference it

WHY THAT LAST POINT

Repeated reference prevents anyone moving past it.

WHAT TO DO

Follow up after a period, separately with each.

WHAT TO ASK

Whether it has improved.

WHAT TO DO IF IT HAS NOT

Address it again, and consider whether the arrangement is workable.

WHAT TO CONSIDER

Separating the parties, where the work permits.

WHY IT DESERVES SAYING

Some people cannot work together, and persisting costs more than reorganising.

WHAT TO ADDRESS

The effect on others.

WHY

Conflicts are observed, and how they were handled is what everyone learns from.

WHAT TO EXAMINE

Whether something structural caused it.

WHAT TO CHANGE

That, so it does not recur with different people.

WHAT TO RECORD

The outcome and any agreement.


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