Use clear, concise communication with diplomacy and tact to deliver proper workplace etiquette
Look around you. The true leaders in your organization are the people who share a particular skill: the ability to communicate effectively.
The movers and shakers who climb the corporate ladder fastest are the ones who can relate easily to everyone … present their ideas with conviction (and charisma!) … and emerge from almost every personal interaction on a high note, all with the help of proper workplace professionalism.
Anyone who really wants to succeed can acquire these communication skills
All successful leaders share the same quality: superior communication skills. They've mastered the art of "connecting" with people using tactful communication skills in ways that almost always yield positive results…
- They realize diplomacy works far better than brute force.
- They know how to help people "get it" the first time.
- They can empathize, and they know how to get the support they need.
- They don't waste time rehashing instructions or entering into arguments that go nowhere.
- They listen first and act second — not the other way around.
- ChatGPT and other AI tools: use them to improve your communication
- Use ChatGPT/AI to create professional responses in a challenging situation
- They use ChatGPT and other AI tools properly to improve communication.
- They use ChatGPT and AI to create professional responses in a challenging situation.
How you say things is just as important as what you say. Communicating with tact and professionalism begins with how you deliver a message with a desired outcome.
After two days of coaching, practice and critiquing, you'll emerge a far more powerful communicator.
The goal of tactful communication training is to provide you with essential skills you need to become a more polished and persuasive communicator. You'll gain insights into everything on workplace professionalism and communication, from making a good impression … to motivating people … to intervening in tense situations.
After two days of communication training packed with fundamental principles of corporate communication , you'll leave amazed at your new skills in professionalism— and eager to apply everything you've learned.
After two days of communication training packed with fundamental principles of corporate communication , you'll leave amazed at your new skills in professionalism— and eager to apply everything you've learned.
Use clear, concise communication with diplomacy and tact to deliver proper workplace etiquette
This seminar will teach you the communication skills that will help you enlist the support you need and get the results you want. We'll demonstrate and drive home the essential skills you need to become a more polished, persuasive communicator. You'll gain insights into everything from making a good impression ... to motivating people ... to intervening in tense situations.
Download BrochureBecoming an exceptional listener
- How to grasp what is not being said — but implied
- The professional advantages of withholding judgment until the end of a situation
- Easy-to-use reminders that fix your attention on the speaker
- How and when to use open-ended, closed-ended, curiosity and clarifying questions
- "Charging Rhinos" - how to stop them from dominating conversations
- Specific communication techniques to reach poor listeners
Tailoring a message to fit your audience
- How to break up your message into manageable pieces for maximum impact
- Different strategies for different audiences (staff members, peers and supervisors)
- Specific language that prevents mixed messages
- Why you must anticipate what your audience wants — and know how to provide it
Using nonverbal communication
- How to enhance your message with nonverbal communication
- Ways to interpret nonverbal behaviors for a deeper understanding of what's being said
- How to make sure your verbal message is consistent with your nonverbal message
Maintaining emotional control
- Red flags that warn you conflict is brewing, and how to prevent further escalation
- How to calm down hotheads and quiet angry tempers — without losing sight of the issues at hand
- Time out! — and other tips to keep yourself in check if you ever feel you’re losing it
Staying focused on the present
- How to move any conversation out of the past and into the here and now
- Positive language in communication to steer a conversation in the right direction
- The one must do to get others to join in and build on your ideas
- Techniques to move past “would-haves” and “should-haves” to discuss what’s really happening
Understanding how your behavior influences others
- How to fix situations — not people
- The value of challenging familiar routines and behaviors
- How to uncover hidden agendas, influence outcomes and overcome conflicts
Giving and receiving feedback
- How to evaluate criticism — what to take to heart, what you can safely ignore
- Ways to handle unjust criticism and rejection
- Delivering the kind of feedback to use for the fastest results
Writing for impact and clarity
- How to utilize professionalism to enhance your credibility through well-crafted memos, letters and emails
- The art of delivering a reader-centered message (instead of a writer-centered one)
- The best way to convey rejection and other bad news and still come out looking good
- Powerful writing techniques to persuade people and affect outcomes
- Final edits to add prestige to all your documents
Connecting with different types of people
- How to interact more effectively with your supervisors — especially your immediate boss
- How to successfully handle a tirade
- Ways to deal with bullies, liars and other difficult people in the office or workplace
Communicating in a diverse environment
- A look at diversity in the workplace — how to keep differences in age, sex, race and culture from hindering communication
- The key to staying focused on outcomes instead of stylistic differences
- Advantages of considering out-of-the-box ideas
- Overcoming strong emotional responses to cultural collisions
- Basic business etiquette: how old-fashioned manners can often solve workplace differences
Boosting your power of persuasion
- The first deadly sin of communication — how to resist the temptation
- How to get the support you need for your projects and proposals
- The best way to use stories, case studies and other anecdotal information
- Tips to achieve complete buy-in
- How to sell the benefits
- Dynamic openers and closers in communication
- Why you should build a trust account — and when to draw on it
- Stealth communication techniques that go unnoticed but get results
Framing your message in the positive
- The optimal way to deliver an unwelcome message
- How to say "no" in a corporate setting without feeling guilty or upsetting the other person
- The infectious synergy of positive thinking in business