Communication
An interactive workshop that enables individuals and teams to communicate effectively.
Regardless of the type of relationship you have with another person, whether internal or customer-centric, it is essential that you be able to communicate effectively. This means you need to know how to deliver a message effectively and, in return, how to listen to what someone else is saying.
The Elements of communication workshop evaluates both the core elements of communication as well as the individual delegates' personal styles, and then develops action plans to implement new ways of putting this learning into practice.
Prior to the start of the Elements of Communication workshop, delegates will receive a complimentary Innergy Profile that will enable them to:
- Discover more about themselves and what drives their personality.
- Understand what drives others.
- Develop techniques to better communicate with their colleagues, peers and clients.
Workshop Objectives
To empower professionals to achieve and sustain consistently high levels of effectiveness with people through the development of both individual competencies, as well as team competencies:
Understanding the individual
- Recognise my character type
- Understand other personality types
- Communicate with impact to achieve results
- Build self-confidence in our communication
- Develop and demonstrate enthusiasm
Understanding the team
- Understand the dynamics of teamwork
- Develop team communication competencies
- Build upon our strengths and negate our weaknesses
- Motivate and unite individuals towards common goals
- Develop sustainable practices of contact development
Content Overview
Morning Session: Knowing me, knowing you!
- Understanding who we really are
- Understanding different types of people
- Categorising people into personality types
- Recognizing our personal values
- Adapting our communication to different types
Afternoon Session: Action Planning
- Identifying key strategies to better interact with others
- Developing actions to deal with others under pressure
- Creating unique concepts for improved team interactions
- Practicing communication with cause and effect
- Practicing communication with passion and enthusiasm
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