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Passion and Conflict

Startup founders are passionate about what they are doing. They must be, since they are going against the odds (according to statistics, their startup has more chances to fail than to succeed) and they are facing a very hard, uphill, climb. Without passion there is no way to do it.

Startup founders also expect and encourage their team members to be passionate; startup members need to do the impossible: create a product that does not exist today, without the resources of a big company, but in a way that will change the status quo. That¡¯s tough, and requires dedication. Dedication can come from passion.

But here is something many Korean startup founders miss: passion and conflict are frequently attached. In their quest to increase passion, Korean startup founders also seek harmony and tranquility – these two are the opposite of passion. Apathetic people are most calm and cooperative; passionate people are not.

This becomes obvious to anyone who ever observed a small group of Israelis doing a mutual activity. From my own experience, when Koreans watch Israelis discuss stuff in Hebrew for the first time they often come out shocked: Israelis quite often speak with passion, and if it¡¯s about startup life, that passion doubles. Opinions are articulated in loud voices, and it feels important to argue and debate if you think the wrong direction (in your opinion) will be taken.

Hierarchies become irrelevant: no matter how junior the person is, if they feel the direction taken is wrong they will loudly and aggressively object: not necessarily because they disrespect the leader¡¯s opinion, but because they are passionate about the result.

This conflict is unpleasant to bystanders. As an Israeli I¡¯m used to it and almost don¡¯t notice, but if there are Koreans in the room I can see how uncomfortable they are about the situation. But they are mistaken: the conflict that comes from passion is critical for success: agreeing to move in the wrong direction can only come from apathy and indifference. Calmly marching towards doom is not helpful for any startup.

This presents a challenge to the typical Korean startups; how can you encourage the junior employee to speak up and confront their seniors, maybe even the business owner? Perhaps without changing completely, Koreans can gradually accept a bit of conflict in between startup employees as a good sign.

When you see conflict, try to channel it and not extinguish it. Let your staff members fight for their opinions and instead of calming the discussion, encourage the fight: let everyone say what they think, in clear and strong voices.



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