Contemporary understanding of the conflict represents a belief that conflict is not only a positive force of one group, but it is also absolutely essential for achievement of the efficiency of the group. Given the inevitability of conflict and its functional role in the organization, management has the task to manage these processes effectively and not to eliminate them. The results of the research that included a sample of 100 respondents have shown that collaboration and adjustment are the dominant strategies in managing interpersonal conflicts in the group. Research has shown that over 80% of respondents always or often solve the current issues of in a mutually acceptable way, exchanging accurate information with colleagues in other to solve common problems. Also, most respondents openly try to present facts in order to resolve the problem efficiently. The respondents have shown to have inefficient knowledge of advanced techniques of conflict resolution such as "give and take" method with the aim of achieving a compromise, which is otherwise successfully used in organizations around the world.