Question
How do you handle conflicts with others?
Solution
When handling conflicts with others, the best approach is to try to compromise or find a solution that satisfies both parties. This may involve active listening, understanding the other person's perspective, and identifying common goals or interests. It's important to avoid becoming defensive or aggressive and to focus on finding a mutually beneficial solution. Avoiding conflicts altogether may cause resentment or misunderstandings, while seeking the help of a mediator may be necessary in more complex or escalated situations.
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