The best ways to deal with conflict during virtual collaboration

By Ted May

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Hello Friend,

Big virtual meeting. Everyone has their own needs and goals. Yes, building consensus can be difficult—there will always be some level of tension and conflict.

It’s rare for groups to always be in complete agreement and this isn’t unique to virtual collaboration. People have different perspectives, passions, and goals. It’s hard enough getting a group to agree on where to order lunch, let alone on how to deal with enormous issues such as growth, innovation, and transformation.

Let's take a look at a few ways to deal with this and get things done.

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