Power Imbalances

At some point in our lives, we are all in trouble. This can happen in the context of consultation but it can also happen in our daily life. It is useful to use consulting skills to help us cope with this situation when difficult situations arise.

Many people feel uncomfortable in difficult situations, they may not like to show aggressiveness, many feel that they are in the midst of controversy, many of us avoid conflict situations It tries to appease the stakeholders, but this is not necessarily effective, so the strategy to cope with this situation may be useful. Let's consider some random examples of difficult decisions that can be experienced in our daily life.

The teacher cried the students because they did not finish their homework. The teacher is more powerful than the students here.

The two teachers are discussing the best way to open a specific course. A teacher is more experienced than other teachers. She may have more power

Gender - There is a possibility of affecting the power of relationship. In some cases, men and women may have the power to argue. In other cases, women may have more power

Intelligence - In some cases, one of the participants may have a higher level of intelligence than others, so we may use intelligence to intimidate others.

Size - A big guy standing on a short guy can attract attention for a short guy.

Age - is funny. Sometimes the elderly can give strength. An elderly man can talk about his experiences with young people and share that knowledge to bring more power to the elderly. But in other cases, young people may have more power. For example, young people entering the industry may have more up-to-date knowledge and useful skills than the elderly, potentially causing power imbalances.

Experience - Our experience in certain areas of the world, work or life gives us the power to rule others

Qualifications - Personnel qualifications can occasionally give them more power. "Yes, yes, you have a degree, but I have a postgraduate degree"

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Our current paradigm is based on imbalance of power. I have the winner and loser Haves. This is not just money. As long as there is imbalance in power, one can have knowledge, but the other has not. One can get an answer, but the other has no answer. People can have a solution while others are having problems. In the United States, we are very concerned about this issue. Please watch the news and read the New York Times. How do you solve the problem? We started "war" with them: drug war, poverty war, criminal war, war with other countries. We are opposed to what we do not want, and we will not stop imagining how the solution looks.

Powerful people want to be opposed to people without power. Better public goods, more power, and decent living, but more corporate profits, financialization, monopoly capitalism, more inequality etc. big power imbalances How do you see the opposite What? This unreconcilable gap is the vacuum of the instigator's rise, by presenting to people what is inevitably needed for people. And the elite merely do not offer or even repair a broken social contract. so. This is not an era of populism. Please see how easy it is to dispute this myth. In this era, people's will is against the will of their leaders. Strong intention is absolute denial and lack of will. Now, you may say - "Well, this is always right!", You are wrong.

Poor So there should be a lot of consensus about the desirability of this situation. Furthermore, power imbalance is not necessarily a bad thing. If we believe that excessive power imbalance is inherently bad, the result is unfair. From the point of democratic theory, the merciful dictatorship is irrational. Therefore there is no direct reason why other forms of unreasonable power itself does not become unfair. Poverty is an extreme form of power imbalance, especially when considering analysis in the first chapter.