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Women FOR (not vs.) Women | Michelle Kommer | TEDxFargo

Female Relationships in the Workplace can be "Complicated"...But Don't Have to Be! Women: Are you interested in establishing healthy, supportive, authentic relationships with other women in the workplace? Would you like to trade the habit of comparing and competing with other women, for embracing and supporting one another? Do you wish to recognize, and free yourself from pressures and constraints caused by both old and new influences that are interfering with these aspirations? Men: Are you interested in being handed the keys to understanding the “uniquely female” ways of communicating in the workplace (and even at home!)? Are you seeking ways to improve the effectiveness of your own communication and relationships with your co-workers? If these questions resonate with you, and you are prepared to discover what life looks like when you more deeply understand the differences between male and female communication styles, and recognize the forces that create those tendencies, then this video is for you. Presented by Michelle Kommer, a corporate-executive-turned-public-servant, wife, and mother with tremendous passion for the power of female relationships at their best, and workplaces where we can all be our best selves, this video explores a small segment of the research conducted by Michelle over a number of years to explain the dynamic of female relationships in the workplace... and in life. Michelle Kommer serves the citizens of the State of North Dakota as the Commerce Commissioner. Prior to being appointed by Governor Doug Burgum to serve in his cabinet in 2016, Michelle worked for more than 20 years in the private sector as a senior executive leading human resource, operational and legal functions in the financial services, health insurance and energy/manufacturing industries. She is a licensed attorney and self-professed process geek, always seeking to understand “how things work”. Throughout her career, Michelle has observed the oftentimes complicated interactions among females in the workplace. In her various roles as boss, coworker, and employee, she began to study these relationships with great curiosity. This casual pastime turned into more formal research, which led to discoveries that Michelle passionately believes can lead to healthy, supportive, authentic and wildly rewarding female relationships. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx