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The Costs of Uncontrolled Aggression
When aggression goes uncontrolled in your work environment the cost of doing business goes up. The most common costs associated with aggression include:
- Potential lawsuits
- Employees quitting due to a hostile environment
- Employees taking extended or excessive leaves from work because they want to avoid dealing with an aggressor
- Lost Productivity At Work Due To Employee Friction And Harmful Conflict
How This Course Helps You Identify and Manage Aggressive Situations
- Learn To Measure And Thereby Manage Aggressive Individuals
- Learn to Distinguish and Identify the 2 Types of Aggressors (Primal and Cognitive Aggressors)
- Predict How Primal and Cognitive Aggressors Will React in Specific Situations
- Learn Aggression Control Techniques that Help Prevent Conflict
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