Communicating Collaboratively with Others
(One-day
Workshop)
This practical
one-day workshop provides an opportunity to learn and practice
collaboration using proven strategies and techniques designed
to motivate others for win-win solutions.
WHO
SHOULD ATTEND:
Office
professionals, supervisors, and managers interested in enhancing
their collaboration and communications skills to get increased
buy-in and commitment from others to complete projects on
time, within budget, and within scope.
YOU
WILL LEARN:
- The
difference between consensus and collaboration
- How
to collaborate more effectively with all levels of people
to achieve win-win results
- How
to get more commitment and buy-in from others
- How
to be more diplomatic in stressful situations
- Tools
and techniques for enhancing one’s personal “power”
to influence
COURSE OUTLINE:
Distinguishing
between collaborating and other methods of communicating
- Competing,
compromising, smoothing, avoiding, and collaborating: communications
pro’s and con’s
- Why
collaborating is most difficult
- Benefits
of collaborating to organizations, teams, and individuals
- Collaborating
self-assessment
Collaborating
guidelines
- The
four-step process
- Three
mistakes even experienced collaborators make
- Distinguishing
between positions and interests
- Three
collaborating techniques that really work
- What
to do when the other person does not want to collaborate
Using
your personal “power” to influence
- Understanding
the power of WIIFM
- Five
tools for influencing using your personal “power”
- Using
your personal power with senior managers
- Using
your personal power with peers
- Using
your personal power with staff and subordinates
Collaborating
diplomatically to collaborate about project deliverables
- Why
diplomacy is difficult
- The
EPM formula: what it is and why it is effective
- EPM
practice
- EPM
template and checklist
Personal
Development Action Plan
- Collaboration
planner
- Collaboration
checklist
- Collaboration
resources
Participants
will complete a pre-course questionnaire. They will also receive
constructive feedback from the facilitator at the workshop
to ensure they are successful in implementing the techniques
on the job after the workshop is over.
For
information regarding this course, please contact:
Colin
Watson
Relationship Manager
J Watson Associates Inc
Tel: 905
820-9909
E-mail:
sales@jwatsonassociates.com
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