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Disagreements vs. Arguments

CaseInterview.com

Respectful disagreements are extremely helpful and productive. Arguments are a complete waste of time. When two people have a respectful disagreement, they both share their differing points of view and both are interested in hearing and understanding the other person’s point of view. aren’t they the same thing? Nowhere close.

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Conflict Can Break – or Make – Your Business

Makarios Consulting

Some talk about verbal “arm-wrestling” in the conference room where the opponents are also close colleagues, or ferocious disagreements that produce outstanding new approaches and ideas. At least one person is upset vs. everyone being in alignment; negative emotion vs. positive trust and respect; bad results vs. good results.

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Workplace Politics Creates Employee Disengagement

LSA Global

One of the ways to quickly disengage workers is to allow infighting to become a real issue of “us vs. them.” Engaged workforces have smoothly running teams where disagreements can be handled constructively. Don’t Let Disagreements Fester. Sidetrack Arguments. Differences in the Workplace Are Inevitable.

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Pettis Proposes Savings Glut and Income Inequality are Source of Global Imbalances; Mish vs. Pettis: I Respectfully Disagree

MishTalk

My disagreement with Pettis stems from his belief the wealthy are over-saving. Up next is the crux of the debate as well as another fatal flaw in the arguments presented by Pettis. In his arguments, not all of which are shown above, Pettis painstakenly and with great precision outlined a number of accounting identities (e.g.

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