Developing Productive Working Relationships

Workplaces exist in order to achieve set outcomes. Communication is at the core of getting things done. Nothing happens without people communicating to make it happen and so how well communication happens is the key to increasing workplace productivity and harmony. This workshop provides the tools for individuals to reflect on how they communicate with other people as part of enabling them to shift their approach to become more effective communicators in order to create better results.

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Overview

Nothing happens in organisations without the involvement of people. Organisations are about getting things done and it is people who perform the actions to get things done. The only way that things are done is through conversations and relationships and so how effectively things are done depends heavily on how well people communicate with each other to coordinate actions.

This workshop provides the tools for individuals to reflect on how they communicate with other people as part of enabling them to shift their approach to become more effective communicators in order to create better results.

Who is this course for?

This course is for anyone in a position of authority who is serious about becoming aware of the power of conversations and altering their conversations in order to create more productive working relationships.

Course Description

To receive the maximum benefits from the content in this course it is best conducted in 4 stages.
Stage 1: 2 hr workshop with all participants, outlining the fundamental premise behind communication as the tool for transforming workplaces.

Stage 2: 2-day workshop, preferably consecutive and if possible, with participants away from the workplace.

Stage 3: 2 hr workshop, 4-5 weeks later, reviewing content and looking at application.

Stage 4: one on one coaching sessions (2-4 per participant).

This format is negotiable with the client.

What you will learn

  • The power of effective communication
  • Listening as part of communication
  • Listening to our internal conversation as well as our external conversation
  • Active listening
  • The 6 types of communication namely – requests, offers, declarations, commitments, assertions (facts) and assessments (stories)
  • The 4 components of trust and why each is necessary in a working relationship
  • 6 Basic moods of life and how these impact communication
  • Non-verbal communication – what our body is saying even when we are not speaking and how to modify our non-verbals to give a consistent message

What people say about this course

Bella Burgio Accountant - Regis Resources

Franca was very engaging and addressed the topics really well. I feel like I learnt a lot in the session today.

Racheal AshtonHR Advisor - Regis Resources

Very much enjoyed today’s session, it covered ground pertinent to our group and all appeared to get a lot out of it.

Tammie Dixon Financial Controller - Regis Resources

I found the program has (so far) made me self reflect on my behaviour when dealing with people within the organisation & to think about what I can do to improve.

Brie Treasure Accounts Payable - Regis Resources

Great presenter and effective skill solutions to a common workplace problem – communication.

Sue PhillipsAccounts Payable Manager - Regis Resources

Useful tips & techniques to apply to communicate on various levels, i.e. emails, phone, person.

Rebecca CullHR Manager - Regis Resources

Very helpful and thorough with good practical examples.

Yana GoncharovaCorporate Accountant – Regis Resources

Useful program which helps to look at the work communications from the other side.

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