question archive Building Common Ground and Trust Using Evidence Instructions One of the ways managements can manage difficult situations, collect relevant information, and build common ground and trust with employees is establishing communication based on evidence rather than judgment
Building Common Ground and Trust Using Evidence Instructions One of the ways managements can manage difficult situations, collect relevant information, and build common ground and trust with employees is establishing communication based on evidence rather than judgment
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Building Common Ground and Trust Using Evidence
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One of the ways managements can manage difficult situations, collect relevant information, and build common ground and trust with employees is establishing communication based on evidence rather than judgment.Using the final project transcripts provided, create a list of the relevant facts that are pertinent to the case. This is information that you would use to determine the outcome of the case—or evidence. Additionally, create a list of judgment comments you find in the transcripts. Judgments are information that could not be used to defend the actions in the case because they are feelings, emotion, or opinion—not fact.Completing this assignment will inform your work on Milestone Three in Module Seven. The transcripts can be found in the Final Project Case Study.
