How to Communicate with Diplomacy, Tact and Credibility
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How well you communicate can make or break your professional image. It directly influences how others view your work and performance—as well as your prospects for career advancement and mobility. Unfortunately, being diplomatic, tactful and credible doesn’t always come naturally to people. Even when it does, such communication can easily be derailed by emotions and conflicts. To be a communicator who is skilled in all three areas, it takes awareness, training and the know-how to apply proven techniques to all kinds of situations.
This seminar will teach you how to choose and use the most appropriate words and emotional tone for every business interaction. You will gain insights into your communication style and the styles of others, while building skills to clearly and effectively receive and transmit information, ideas, thoughts, feelings and needs.
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How You Will Benefit
- Apply diplomacy and tact to be a credible and effective communicator
- Manage the impact your communications have on your image
- Define and leverage your communication style
- Develop and demonstrate better listening skills
- Understand the importance of perceptions
- Explore communication style differences and learn to flex your own style
- Recognize the impact of stress on communications and be able to adjust for it
- Know what makes effective, powerful communication and develop the skills to model it
Quintegral represents the American Management Association (AMA) in Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand.
Quintegral Asia aspires to be the no. 1 leadership and management consulting firm in Asia by providing quality human resource development services to become the strategic partner for learning and development of the top 500 companies and government agencies in the continent.
In partnership with AMA, our mission is to provide managers and their organizations with the knowledge, skills and tools they need to improve business performance, adapt to a changing workplace and prosper in a complex and competitive business world.
