SUMMARY:

This novel approach to conflict follows the journey of middle manager, John Doyle, as he fights to save his relationships and rescue his sinking career. Based on the research of pioneering psychologist, clinical therapist, and educator Dr. Elias H. Porter (1914-1987), the book and learning experience reveal practical conflict management techniques that consistently lead to better results, stronger relationships, and a reinforced sense of self-worth for all involved.

In this book, you will find:

Specific techniques and a practical approach to preventing and managing conflict

A relational approach to conflict that gets tangible results while enhancing your relationships

Ways to identify conflict triggers in ourselves and others.

The Five Keys to Having a Nice Conflict

REVIEWS:

In telling the story of John Doyle, Have a Nice Conflict gives us an everyman who faces the same conflicts–large and small–that each of us experience every day at home and in the workplace. Enter Dr. Mac, a combination of Marley’s ghost, Yoda, and Peter Drucker to guide John–and us–through critical lessons in how to recognize, categorize, and deal with these conflicts. Within the context of an easy-to-read, enjoyable story, the authors provide valuable lessons that everyone who manages or works with people should know.

Mark Allen, Ph.D., Professor, Pepperdine University, Graziadio School of Business and Management; Author of The Corporate University Handbook

A great introduction to knowing yourself and collaborating effectively with others. It’s also a good read; you won’t be able to put it down.

Michael Maccoby, Ph.D., author of Narcissistic Leaders and The Leaders We need, and What Makes us Follow

Turning conflict into opportunity is a blend of skill and art best not let to learning by trial and costly error. The authors brilliantly take you through John Doyle’s personal and professional journey. I found myself putting the insights to use the same day I read the book!

Ron Campbell, President, Center for Leadership Studies, Situational Leadership

Have a Nice Conflict offers a refreshingly candid look at conflict–both internal and interpersonal–with practical tips on how to more effectively navigate the conflict in your life.

Judy Rannow, Professional Development Consultant

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