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Most conflict doesn’t start with disagreement. It starts when someone feels dismissed, overlooked, or unheard.

Before jumping to solutions, pause and ask:
Have I fully understood what matters here?

That moment of understanding can change everything.

I recently read an article from MIT Sloan Management Review about the value “elders” bring to organizations. I’ll admit, I may be a little biased these days—I now fall squarely into the category of “experienced” workers.

But in my work with organizations, the real challenge isn’t age or tenure. It’s whether people—at every stage of their careers—are willing to collaborate, share ideas, and hold themselves accountable to one another.

And that almost always comes down to leadership.

In my latest newsletter, I share the article along with a few reflections on what actually helps teams work well together.
https://conta.cc/4s8a0YK

The Workplace Age Debate Is Missing the Point Email from Dynamic Team Solutions What “elders” like me can teach us about collaboration and leadership   Have you seen the article from MIT Sloan Management Review about the value “elders” bring to o

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