Harmony and peace come from understanding, and that doesn't have to mean agreeing. It's simply seeing and accepting where the other person is coming from. When clarity is the foundation of your communication you can truly grow together, without fear of your words being taken the wrong way.
The importance of maintaining harmonious relationships through the way we communicate so as to feel good, make others feel good, and maintain self-respect are crucial for the perception of the self as interdependent
Armstrong & Swartzman, 2001.
Happy employees are more productive. When employees share harmonious relationships, they are more likely to share and bounce off ideas across each other. They suggest each other tips on how they can improve, help when someone is stuck in an area and try to build on each other's strengths.
