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Title: Are Your Communications in Jeopardy


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Are Your Communications in Jeopardy?
  • Designed and Developed
  • By
  • TNB Consulting Group, Inc.
  • Enhancing Image, Brand and Culture

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Facilitator
  • Nyda Bittmann-Neville
  • President, TNB Consulting Group, Inc.
  • Professional speaker, consultant, corporate
    trainer
  • Author in Becoming a Professional Woman and soon
    to be released On Stage! Image, Etiquette,
    Branding and Style
  • Radio host of The Magnolia, dedicated to women

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Objectives
  • To place your communications back on track and
    out of jeopardy.
  • Provide practical tips and techniques to help you
    communicate more effectively and have fun!

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Jeopardy Mascot
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Communication
  • Defined as a process by which information is
    exchanged between individuals through a common
    system of symbols, signs, and behavior.

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Ways We Communicate
  • What are ways in which we communicate?

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Key Communication Skills
  • Identify the top ten communication skills to be
    successful in the market place.

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Busters????
  • What are busters to effective communication?

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We are in Jeopardy!!!!!
  • Identify what could go wrong when communications
    are not effective and would place those key
    communication skills in jeopardy.

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Key Communication Skills
  • Listening
  • Questioning
  • Vocal/verbal
  • Body language

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Listening and Questioning
  • What are the benefits of listening?
  • Paraphrasing helps to show you have done what?
  • Do you talk over the other person?

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Listening and Questioning
  • What is one word that indicates you havent been
    listening to the speaker?
  • What
  • What is a behavior that we must be sensitive to
    when listening or questioning?
  • Feelings
  • Questions of what type invite conversation?
  • Open ended

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  • Open up the conversation
  • Begin with words such as who, what, where,
    why
  • Encourage people to talk
  • Can lead to meaningful dialogue
  • Can be phrased in a very
  • non-threatening manner

Open Questions
  • Restrict, narrow the conversation
  • Begin with words do, are,can
  • Require more questions to elicit the same
    information
  • Can sound like an interrogation

Closed Questions
14
Body Language
  • We communicate by verbal, body language and
    voice, what percentage is controlled by our body
    language?
  • 55
  • What are five forms of effective body language?
  • Eye contact, straight posture, leaning in to the
    speaker, listening, paraphrasing
  • Five forms of ineffective body language?

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Strike a Pose
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Vocal / Verbal
  • What we say and how we say it are keys to
    successful communicationwhat happens when?
  • We say um????
  • Our voice tone is flat?
  • We swear or use inappropriate language?
  • When we are unclear when expressing our thoughts
    and ideas?

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Additional Keys
  • Dont interrupt others
  • Think before you speak or else you put your foot
    in your mouth
  • Dont make assumptions about others before you
    get to know them
  • Ask before you place someone on hold on the
    telephone
  • Dont use this is when answering the telephone
    because?

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Interpersonal Communication Styles
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Interpersonal Communication Styles
  • Identify the strengths and limitations
  • Understand the characteristics
  • Learn to recognize and respond
  • Strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for
    improvement

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Communication Styles
  • Analytical
  • Nurturing
  • Assertive
  • Flexible

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Assertive Style
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Analytic Style
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Nurturing Style
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Flexible Style
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Which Style are You?
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Communicating in the Wired World
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From the Callers Perspective
Components ofYour Message
  • Who are you?
  • Make me want to listen.
  • What do you have for me?
  • Where can I reach you?
  • Accurate identification
  • Grab attention
  • Short, concise and to the point
  • Return number or email address

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E-Mail
  • Over 1 billion emails sent daily in the U. S.
  • Content carried by printed word, but can be
    personalized
  • On average, 80 respond within 48 hours
  • Pique interest in the title/subject

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E-Mail
  • Strong opening
  • Customize to niche markets
  • Announcements newsletters, surveys
  • Check for spelling and grammar
  • Increase brand awareness
  • Follow up on voice mail

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Voice Mail
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Opportunities
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Summary
  • Implement your learning into actual behavior and
    actions and you will keep your communications on
    track
  • Remember the keys to effective communications and
    practice them daily
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