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What does leadership look like? It’s bold and decisive! How should leaders deal with conflict? Never walk away from a fight!

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I’ve coached many managers who live and die by this philosophy. They are generally outgoing individuals who want results and they say what they mean. They also have a record of accomplishment to back up their approach to leadership. Along the way however as they take on more responsibility and staff, they begin to encounter interpersonal problems with their employees, peers, and maybe even their bosses. These problems affect organizational productivity.

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Why does this occur? This happens because their strengths have become a liability as they use only one leadership style for conflict resolution. No matter what situation they face their approach is always the same. They are always bold, decisive and frank. They are always unwilling to yield to others in conflict situations. For a leader, this is a problem. There is such a thing as too much of a good thing!

While leadership is often bold and decisive, there are times when leaders need to be cautious and wait before acting. While acknowledging and dealing with conflict is often desirable, there are some times when leaders need to avoid conflict altogether. Said another way: they do best to leave well enough alone.

To be honest, this is usually hard medicine for these leaders to take. They are not accustomed to giving in to others on anything—nor do they like holding their tongue. Wise leadership is adaptable leadership, however. As I tell these leaders, you know it is time for you to avoid conflict* when . . .

• you need more information before taking action.
• other people are better able to handle the conflict.
• you have little chance of prevailing.
• pushing to have your way will create more harm than good.
• the issue is really not that important.
• the emotions of those involved are too high and people need to calm down before they can work productively with each other.

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You Got To Know When To Hold Em Gif

You got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em,
Know when to walk away and know when to run.

— Kenny Rogers, The Gambler

You've Got To Know When To Hold Them

* Reference: Thomas-Kilman Conflict Mode Instrument

You've Got To Know When To Hold Them Lyrics