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Communication | Influence & Persuasion | Interpersonal Development
People can be more influential by learning about and adjusting their approaches to communication to different interaction styles. By adapting to interaction styles, team members, vendors, peers, regulators and customers feel less tension in working with others and greater rapport. Interaction styles are also useful for team building.
Individual differences get in the way of being completely productive.
Rapport is missing between leaders and customers, employees, peers and managers.
The way that messages are delivered often results in an unfavorable outcome.
Leaders spend very little time on how they interact, and more time on what they will say.
Leaders miss opportunities to capitalize on others’ strengths because they may not recognize them.
Recognize your own style of interaction and play on your own strengths.
Plan critical business interactions such as sales calls and customer meetings before they occur.
Increase your chance of influencing outcomes by tailoring your approach to the style of others.
Manage interpersonal tension by behaviorally flexing.
Apply a variety of skills and strategies to handle important interactions.
Custom learning solutions built for ease of implementation that seamlessly integrate with existing systems.
Practical skills, tools and frameworks that learners can apply right away for long-lasting results.
An unwavering commitment to helping achieve your business success and ease the work of HR and Talent Development professionals.
Article
How to Improve Project Team Challenges with Style Flexing
In this example and story, we examine two steps that an individual can take in order to be more influential with co-workers.
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Video
Video: How to Have a Feedforward Discussion
In this video, we explain the difference between feedback and feedforward, a concept coined by Marshall Goldsmith. We also share an example agenda for holding a feedforward conversation.
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