Disagreeing More at Work

The Matt Townsend Show • Season 7, Episode 27, Segment 1

Jan 31, 2018 • 49m

Amy Gallo, the author of the Harvard Business Review's Guide to Dealing with Conflict. Imagine the most irritating person in your workplace. Why don’t you like them? Do they do anything that drives you nuts? Amy Gallo explains how disagreeing more at work can help relieve workplace tension and personal stress.

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