- HR Group Assignment - multicultural conflicts
Your company is growing to 150 employees. Being an international company, you have excellent employees from much culture background. However, since about 1 year ago, they naturally break into ethics groups A, B and C. The groups started to develop conflicts and hurt company communications and collaboration. e.g. group A believes group B are too aggressive, group B thinks group C are too selfish, group C talks about how lazy group A is.
As the leadership, your group needs to solve the problem. Apply the theory and the practices in the textbook to design a brief solution (200-500 words). Insert the solution to your learning journal.
As the leadership, your group needs to solve the problem. Apply the theory and the practices in the textbook to design a brief solution (200-500 words). Insert the solution to your learning journal.
As a leader solving conflicts for groups A, B, and C requires time and effort. An action may be a reward, control, or planning for solutions to conflicts.
There are three-step techniques to solve organizational problems:
- Problem definition
· Know the source of the conflicts. Is it,
o Define the conflict. See if the conflict is “ought” to be occurring and what is “actually” occurring
o Level of conflicts, can be
§ within or between certain people;
§ within or between groups; or
§ within the whole organization.
o Eliminate source conflicts or causal chains if any. Source conflicts such as lack of respect among others can cause multitude problems.
- Analysis
· Understand the causes. By doing these, can easily confront and corrected through management action. Different solutions can be done such as:
§ Firing uncooperative people
§ Sensitivity training and interdepartmental discussions
- Action planning
· Create a plan as follows:
o Set specific goals.
o Define activities, resources needed, and responsibilities.
o Set a timetable for action.
o Forecast outcomes, develop contingencies.
o Formulate a detailed plan of action in time sequence.
o Implement, supervise execution, and evaluate based on goals in step one.
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