COMMUNICATION SKILLS TRAINING USING TECHNIQUES TO 2016 - Decisive Communication Skills for Improved Productivity and Decision Making - By AtoZ Compliance
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Category Education; E-Learning
Deadline: July 21, 2016 | Date: July 21, 2016
Venue/Country: Online Training, U.S.A
Updated: 2016-06-23 15:54:42 (GMT+9)
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Key Take Away:Get practical techniques for making structured decisions, even under pressure, to earn buy-in from bosses, coworkers and customers and become more decisive and productive in your approach.Overview:This highly interactive seminar offers you and your team an array of practical tools to help you get things done in today's chaotic and constantly changing work environment. You’ll learn practical techniques for making structured decisions—even under pressure—to earn buy-in from bosses, coworkers and customers. In a workshop environment, you will participate in valuable exercises utilizing real-world case studies. You'll emerge with an action plan you can use right away to master expanding workloads and complex decisions.Why Should You Attend:Become more productive by prioritizing work and maintaining focus Become a stronger communicator with techniques that enable you to question and clarify priorities Make better decisions based on consistently good analysis Become more decisive and make better decisions by gleaning the right information and appraising the situation more effectively Gain the cooperation of others by communicating the risks and gains of decisions Learn stress survival techniques to help you balance work and life when you must make tough choices you face every dayAreas Covered In This Webinar:Managing Escalating Work PressuresDevelop Answers to Vital Questions on Managing Work Pressures Use New Tools to Control Stress, Reduce Backlogs, and Redistribute Work Overloads Adopt Visual Maps That Help You Stay Calm under Pressure, While Rebuilding Confidence and Energy Collaborate with Coworkers to Invent Shortcuts Juggle Multiple Projects without Dropping the Ball Gain Certainty about PrioritiesPrioritize by Validity, Not by UrgencyApply Three New Rules to Prioritize Your Projects Make Your Priorities Visible to Requesters Rank Your Priorities with the PAR ChartApportion Your Time between Strategic and Tactical Work Start Priority Negotiations Early with Requesters Prevent Collisions among Customers, Internal and ExternalReplace Three Outmoded "Rules" of Time Management Adopt Two New Rules for Today’s Chaotic Conditions Learn Four Strategies to Avoid Calendar Collisions Design Tools That: Educate Requesters on "Blind Risks" in Their RequestsHelp Requesters Arrive at Your Door Better PreparedCreate a Selective Daily Action PlanMatch Assigned Deadlines with Actual EstimatesManage Traffic While Meeting NeedsOutline for a One-Page Business Case: Convince Others New "To-Do List": Help Everyone Face Reality The "Dot Chart": Re-channel Interruptions Work Request Validation Card: Help Requesters Make a Case When Seeking Your OK Quick Interim Review: Correct Employee Performance Shortfalls before They Escalate Smart Subject Lines: Eliminate the Need to Open e-Mails "On the Wall" Meetings: Shorten Meeting Time—Upgrade Involvement and Improve Joint Decisions Communicate Powerfully Despite PressureEmploy Assertive Responses No Matter How Manipulated or Provoked You Feel Determine the Rare Occasions When Non-Assertive or Aggressive Responses May Be Advisable Decline a Request Successfully, Whether from Above, from Peers, or from Customers Use a Risk Reduction Card to Encourage Requesters to Assume Their Half of Any Negotiation Select Final Commitments and Refine Applications for Tools Introduced Today See How Your Values and Thinking Styles Drive DecisionsLearn How Your Values and Thinking Style Drive Your Decisions Apply Three Survival Steps to Decisions Detect Your Preferred Thinking Patterns Learn the Decision GuideCome to See That Decision Making Is a Learned Skill Understand the Decision Guide Format through a Demonstration Case Learn the Decision Orbit Format to Generate Options for a Case Apply the Decision Guide to Your Own CaseForm a Team to Assemble a Real-Life Case Using the Decision Guide Complete the Decision Guide and Orbit, Step by Step Demonstrate Your Case for Fellow Attendees; Collaborate on Refining Your Decisions See Others on OptionsUse Verbal and Visual Tools to Overcome Stakeholder Resistance Take Part in Role-Plays to Demonstrate a Choice of Verbal Tools Create Risk Clocks, Calendars, or Bar Charts to Educate Others about Risk Escalation Learn New Processes to Gain Internal Team Commitment Fast Focus AnalysisTry Out Fast Focus Analysis, a Tool for Making Complex Decisions with Multiple Issues and Opposing Stakeholders Work on a Prepared Case to Confirm That Needs or Attractions—Not Offers—Should Form Your Decision Criteria Create Attractions Lists for Two Opposing Options; Then Select "Quick Picks" Run a Fast Focus Analysis; Make Your Decision; Weigh It against Your "Quick Pick" Select Some Work-Life Dilemmas for Your Next Fast Focus AnalysisLearning Objectives:Become More Productive by Prioritizing Work and Maintaining Your Focus Become a Stronger Communicator with Techniques That Increase Your Ability to Question and Clarify Priorities Make Better Decisions Gleaning the Right Information and Appraising the Situation More Effectively Gain the Cooperation of Others by Communicating the Risks and Gains of Decisions Learn Stress Survival Techniques to Help You Balance the Tough Choices You’re Faced with Every DayWho Will Benefit:Executives Managers TeamsSales & Marketing PersonnelBusiness DevelopmentFor more information, please visit : https://www.atozcompliance.com/trainings-webinar/human-resources/hr-management-leadership/decisive-communication-skills-for-improved-productivity-and-decision-making/chris-devany/300016
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atozcompliance.com Toll Free: +1- 844-414-1400Tel: +1-516-900-5509Level: BeginnerSpeakers Profile:Chris DeVanyChris DeVany is the founder and president of Pinnacle Performance Improvement Worldwide, a firm which focuses on management and organization development. Pinnacle's clients include such organizations as Microsoft, Visa International, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Sprint, American Counseling Association, Aviva Insurance, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Hospital Corporation of America, Schlumberger, Morgan Stanley, Boston Scientific, US HealthCare and over 500 other organizations in 22 countries.He has published numerous articles in the fields of project management, management, sales, team-building, leadership, ethics, customer service, diversity and work-life balance, in publications ranging from ASTD/Performance In Practice to Customer Service Management. His McGraw-Hill book, "90 Days to a High-Performance Team", is replete with hands-on tools, templates and checklists which managers use effectively everyday to improve performance.
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