Course Overview
Course Description
The most important traits of interpersonal skills are your ability to engage and communicate with people in various settings whether it is social or your workplace. For that reason, these skills are also quite often referred to as people skills.
Your capacity to interact and form connections with other people is always high in demand by employers. They often seek people who can work well with others. Thus improving your interpersonal skills will definitely help you during your job interview and your future jobs. Interpersonal skills at your workplace will not just help you to navigate complexity and or change but also in your day-to-day duties.
Besides, we have all met that dynamic, charismatic person that just has a way with others, and has a way of being remembered. Effective Interpersonal Skills course will help you work towards being that unforgettable person. In this course you will learn ways to create a powerful introduction in order to make a lasting impact. You will also get useful tips on communicating and negotiating techniques. Furthermore, you will learn the skills needed in managing embarrassing situations handling higher levels of conversation.
Course Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Recognize the difference between hearing and listening.
Be aware of certain techniques for improving your ability to inquire and communicate with authority.
Recognize the importance of non-verbal communication in enhancing interpersonal relationships.
Recognize the abilities required to initiate a discussion, keep it going, and proceed to higher levels of exchange.
Identify techniques for making a strong first impression, remembering names, and dealing with circumstances when you've forgotten someone's name.
Recognize how seeing the other side, building bridges, and giving in without giving up may help you increase your ability to influence others.
Recognize how facts and emotions may be used to sway others on your side.
Identify productive methods to express one's thoughts.
Gain knowledge about how to prepare and initiate a negotiation, as well as how to negotiate and then close a negotiation.
Gain insight on how to make an impression via strong first impressions, scenario assessment, and being enthusiastic without being rude.
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