Communication for Managers
and Leaders
Making Communications Work at
Work
Are there times in the office when you would rather do a task yourself than delegate it because it seems like doing it yourself will save you time? Do you find that tasks done are not done the way you asked for them, or that your assistants have not clarified what you wanted, have done the work incorrectly, and have to do it all over again? Is inaccurate, ambiguous, unspecific language decreasing productivity and creating frustration? This workshop is an opportunity for groups to develop and practice the techniques, skills, and attitudes they need to become highly productive leaders and managers to break down barriers that block effective communication, eliminate ambiguity, develop clear messages, and become effective listeners.
| BENEFITS | OBJECTIVES |
Effectively lead their group |
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: Recognize and overcome defensive behavior Learn and practice using active listening skills to listen objectively Work through individual comfort zones to resolve difficult conversations Define roles to clarify group and individual responsibilities Learn a variety of conflict-management techniques Clarify and eliminate biased and ambiguous language to set clear, straight-forward goals Explore multiple problem-solving techniques Make decisions that get things done |
