In a marketing project, the creative team and the analytics team were in conflict. The creative team wanted to run a very artistic campaign while the analytics team was worried about the measurability and return on investment. The project manager organized a workshop. In the workshop, both teams had to work together to create a sample campaign. Through this process, they understood each other's concerns better and came up with a campaign that was both creative and measurable.
Sure. One story is about a project manager in a software development project. Two lead developers had a conflict over the choice of technology stack. The project manager arranged a private meeting for them. They each presented their reasons. The project manager then showed them data on how both options could potentially impact the project's timeline and cost. Eventually, they reached a compromise and combined parts of both technologies.