Conflict is inevitable in shared work environments, but when managed constructively, it can enhance communication, decision-making, and team participation. Rather than avoiding disagreements, organizations benefit from addressing them openly to prevent escalation and foster collaboration. When conflict is resolved, a sincere apology may be necessary. A good apology focuses on the issue, acknowledges the mistake, and commits to change—without shifting blame. In this Messenger, we will explore the positive sides of conflict.