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SITXCOM010 MANAGE CONFLICT – Role-play
ASSESSMENT C – ROLE-PLAY – OBSERVATION REPORT ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
Learner name
Learner ID
Assessor name
Date
Observable skill/task
Use conflict resolution and communication techniques to resolve complaints or disputes with customers and colleagues.
Assessment location
Workplace Location: ______________________________
Simulated environment or activity
Location: ______________________________
Assessment
Re-
assessment Agreed timelines and conditions The assessor should specify the agreed timeframe/duration for
completing the task and any conditions that are not already specified in the RTO’s training and assessment plan.
Contextualisati
on notes (update mapping document as required)
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OBSERVABLE SKILLS/TASKS CHECKLIST
Did the learner demonstrate the following?
Satisfactor
y
Yes
No
Role-play 1
Identified the nature of the conflict.
Established and agreed on the nature and details of the conflict, for example, the communication breakdown or misunderstanding which lead to the customer receiving the incorrect or unsuitable product/service.
Followed organisational procedures to resolve the customer conflict.
Managed the conflict within the scope of own role and responsibilities.
Took responsibility for seeking a solution.
Assessed the impact of the conflict on business reputation and liability.
Evaluated options to resolve the conflict taking account organisational policies and constraints.
Used conflict-resolution and communication techniques to resolve the dispute or complaint.
Conflict resolution techniques could include any of the following.
- assertiveness (approaching the conflict with confidence and a ‘win-
win’ attitude)
- negotiation
- use of appropriate communication (as listed below)
- acknowledging the views of all involved parties and providing them with opportunities to express them
- responding to all parties in a sensitive, courteous, respectful and discreet manner
- minimising the impact of conflict on other colleagues and customers.
Communication techniques could include any of the following.
- active listening
- empathising with the person’s situation
- non-verbal communication and recognition of non-verbal signs
- language style, including choice of words, tone and pitch
- questioning techniques appropriate to the situation including use of open, closed and probing questions to confirm information
- those appropriate to different social and cultural groups, such as avoiding language or gestures that might be offensive to different cultural groups, avoiding slang, using simple terms and explanations for customers who speak English as their second language.
Used available resources to assist in managing conflict.
Sought assistance from senior staff to resolve customer complaints or disputes when required.
Role-play 2
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Did the learner demonstrate the following?
Satisfactor
y
Yes
No
Identified the nature of the conflict.
Established and agreed on the nature and details of the conflict, for example, that the employee is unhappy with the current roster and not being allocated their requested days off.
Followed organisational procedures to resolve the conflict.
Managed the conflict within the scope of own role and responsibilities.
Took responsibility for seeking a solution.
Used teamwork skills to discuss and resolve the conflict.
Assessed the impact of the conflict on business reputation and liability, in particular the impact if the employee follows through by reporting the complaint to the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Evaluated options to resolve the conflict taking account organisational policies and constraints.
Used conflict-resolution and communication techniques to resolve the dispute or complaint.
Conflict resolution techniques could include any of the following.
- assertiveness (approaching the conflict with confidence and a ‘win-
win’ attitude)
- negotiation
- use of appropriate communication (as listed below)
- acknowledging the views of all involved parties and providing them with opportunities to express them
- responding to all parties in a sensitive, courteous, respectful and discreet manner
- minimising the impact of conflict on other colleagues and customers.
Communication techniques could include any of the following.
- active listening
- empathising with the person’s situation
- non-verbal communication and recognition of non-verbal signs
- language style, including choice of words, tone and pitch
- questioning techniques appropriate to the situation including use of open, closed and probing questions to confirm information
- those appropriate to different social and cultural groups, such as avoiding language or gestures that might be offensive to different cultural groups, avoiding slang, using simple terms and explanations for customers who speak English as their second language.
Role-play 3
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