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ROLE CONFLICT

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ROLE CONFLICT

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ROLEA set of expected behavior patterns attributed to someone

occupying a given position in a social unit.

We are required to play a diverse roles both on and off our jobs.

Our behavior varies with the role we are playing

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Confronted to divergent role expectations?

RESULT = ROLE CONFLICT.

Stress.

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Maggie Beckhard Case Switched to Ohio Provident Insurance from Procter & Gamble.

Supervises 20 telephone service employees.

Employees have to serve two masters – management and customers.

Expectation of customers is different from expectation of management.

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Role conflict leading to reduced job satisfaction ,increased turnover and absenteeism.

Maggie’s conclusion

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ROLE CONFLICT

"Inconsistencies in the expectations associated with a person’s roles are called role conflict”

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Cont..Role conflict also occur in an organization.

It tends to cause friction & frustration.

It generally have a negative effect on group dynamics.

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Types of Role Conflict• Conflict between the person & role

• Intra role conflict

• Inter role conflict

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Source of Role ConflictRole Conflicts occurs in 2 factor in this case

• Customer end• Management end

Customer end

• Undivided attention & Spend as much as time to solve queries• Give reliable, courteous & responsive service • Customers that provide our paychecks

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Management EndHandle as many calls as possible per dayKeep each calls as short as possible“Customer are the King”

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Organization at LossReduced job satisfaction

Increased turnover & absenteeism

Poor customer service

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In Short Run:

More calls received

More customer drawn

Faster revenue generation

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In Long Run: Drop in representative performance

Customer dissatisfaction

Company losing customer

Drop in revenue generation

Lagging in market

Company losing goodwill

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Comparison Across IndustryReason of conflict for customer representatives.

Less customer satisfaction

Expectation from customer not falling in line with that of management’s.

Contradictory situation

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Cont..The case of IT industry

Target deadline creating certain amount of stress.

Lesser individual assessment in case of IT.

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Introduction of Training on the following:-

Better Communication Skills. Time Management. Problem Identification. People Skills.

Managing Role Conflict

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Conti…Continuous feedback from

customer to management and vice versa.

Partially satisfying both the sides.

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Conti….Positive change in the working environment.

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Conti…Motivating the employees for better input.

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Battle Between Bellwethers

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Eric Schmidt in Role Conflict

Representing Apple shareholders

Being at the helm of R&D in Google

Choosing one role over the other

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Case In NutshellMaggie taking charge at OPI.

Observing the dilemma the employees are in.

Foreseeing its implications on the organization

Trying to come out with a solution

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ConclusionRole conflict evident in all organizations

May be useful in short run but fatal consequences in long run

Address and prosper

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THANK YOU

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