How do you play with people you don't actually like? Is there more simulation in football today than in the past? What can companies learn from sports teams? In this episode of „Auf die Zw\u00f6lf“: Conflicts in sport.<\/p>\n
In this episode, we talk about conflicts in sport. We also interview one of Germany's best-known sports journalists.\u00a0Marcel Reif<\/a>\u00a0realises that today's footballers are much more professional than those of the past. They know exactly how to communicate with the media and how to fake a foul. This is because today's athletes want to win at all costs. Because there is a lot of money at stake.<\/p>\n We also talk to Ansgar Thiel from the University of T\u00fcbingen<\/a>. He has discovered that athletes are professionals in conflict resolution, and that some managers could learn a thing or two from them.<\/p>\n Guide through the podcast\u00a0detektor.fm<\/em>-presenter Christian Eichler and\u00a0Dr Sascha Weigel<\/a>. He is a business mediator and mediation trainer. In the first two episodes, the two are also accompanied by the mediator\u00a0Dominik Wahlig<\/a>\u00a0supported.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>Learning from football<\/h3>\n