- When employees are engaged in a conflict, don’t take sides or assume that the dispute must be brought to an end immediately
- Employees don’t always have to agree with each other
- Healthy disagreement should be expected and even encouraged, provided those involved are not rude or disrespectful
- When channeled correctly, differing opinions can bring about positive change and new ideas
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