Join us virtually on Tuesday, July 30th at 11:00AM EST for an educational session on Effective Communication in the Workplace, led by Leah Gutmann.
DESCRIPTION
Being a good communicator is the foundational skill necessary to excel in all other leadership competencies. In this workshop participants will learn about different communication styles and identify their own communication preferences. The group will learn how to leverage their communication style to achieve goals and gain confidence in their day-to-day conversations. The class will come away with tools to be more successful in all of their relationships through communication. The group will practice applying what they learn to specific construction and service situations. In addition, the class will cover why it is critical to understand how others communicate and why it is important to be able to adapt to styles that offer a different perspective to the issue or topic at hand. Students will discuss the potential dangers of using email as a primary form of communication and apply simple rules to enhance and simplify email messages.
OBJECTIVES
· Gain a clear understanding of communication styles and how your communication style affects how others interact with you.
· Learn how to adapt to other communication styles and use this knowledge to improve relationships with internal team members and external service and construction clients.
· Be able to gain better results through communicating effectively and with purpose.
Explore the misunderstanding that happens when email is substituted for important conversations.
Note: Class includes individual DISC assessment
**Please RSVP no later than Friday, July 19th**
A zoom link will be emailed out prior to the session.
Any questions? Email Danielle at: dduffy@mcamw.org for more information.
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