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Effective Communication Skills If communication is not one of your top 10 organizational training issues, think again. Communication goes hand-in-hand with the very fabric of your business and can make or break high performance. Communication is foundational for the success of your managers and employees. Based on numerous studies over the past 25-30 years, 85-93% of all communication is non-verbal and almost unconscious to most people. This reflects the importance of the attention we pay to our verbal communication. Often managers relate to employees without clearly communicating. Managers assume that what is communicated to the employee is fully understood when it is not. No wonder so many misunderstandings exist in the workplace. Yet, we spend so little time improving communication. Solution What your organization needs is a proven model for communication training for your management team so that they are equipped with the right skills to positively impact the team. Without proper communication the productivity and profitability of the entire organization can suffer. Our Effective Communication Skills Training Program helps participants learn the latest techniques in developing effective communication skills. Try this program and you will create a culture of improved performance and increased productivity for the team, as well as the organization. Use the following checklist to determine if these skills are regularly being practiced in your organization. * Do your managers see that communication is a two-way process? * Do they construct clear, concise messages in the interest of the listener? * Are nonverbal behaviors managed to reinforce the intent of the message? * Do your managers use active listening to improve communication? * Do they create a climate of open communication, which increases team members’ motivation and commitment? "The newest computer can merely compound, at speed, the oldest problem in the relations between human beings, and in the end the communicator will be confronted with the old problem, of what to say" |
