Varun Naidu is a hands-on expertise in resolving conflicts

Conflict resolution is all about resolving a problem or an issue between two or more people. It provides the individuals with a skill to learn how to handle disputes efficiently and the key to prevent it from hindering the professional growth of others. Have a look at the tips to have an effective conflict resolution process – 

Figure out the cause of the problem

It is important to know the root cause of the issue in order to resolve it easily. You can use a series of questions to identify the cause. It is required to give both parties to chance to share their side of the story. You can have a better understanding of the situation as well as demonstrate your impartiality. 

Look beyond the triggering incident

Sometimes, the two parties start attacking each other personally instead of addressing the real problem. Thus, you can help them out by asking them to look beyond the triggering incident to find the real cause. 

Try to resolve the conflict

You can ask the disputants to stop fighting and start cooperating, thus taking a step towards resolving the conflict. It is important to make them aware of how the situation could be changed. 

Reach a negotiated agreement

You need to make both the parties shake hands and ask them to accept one of the alternatives. You need to be aimed at reaching a negotiated agreement. 

Holding great skills in conflict resolution, Varun Naidu is a hands-on expertise and a part of Delta Police Department. With a vast experience in operational policing, he served at multiple positions with a diverse background in Patrol Division, Drug Section, Criminal Investigation Branch, Emergency Response, Team, and Community Policing.

Serving the Delta Police Department for years, Varun Naidu oversaw 200 sworn officers, 73 support staff, and over 200 volunteers. Besides, he operated an annual budget of 34 million dollars. Being the part of management team, he worked collaboratively with Delta Police Association and the Canadian Union of Public Employees. 

Being the Acting Inspector at the Patrol Division, Varun formerly served as the in charge of Patrol Division. Here, he managed first response priorities and services to the community. He also supervised four platoon shifts consisting of approximately 80 officers.