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Interpersonal Skills. Mr. Vivek Bindra Director - Global ACT www.vivekbindra.com www.globalact.org.in. Interpersonal Skills. Relating to one another Supporting and encouraging others Being able to give and receive constructive feedback Listening to and valuing others' opinions
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Interpersonal Skills Mr. Vivek Bindra Director - Global ACT www.vivekbindra.com www.globalact.org.in
Interpersonal Skills • Relating to one another • Supporting and encouraging others • Being able to give and receive constructive feedback • Listening to and valuing others' opinions • Being able to convey your point clearly • Assisting progress towards achieving an objective
Improving Interpersonal Skills • Smile as often as you can • Appreciate others • Pay attention to others’ problems • Listening actively • Unite people • Resolve disagreements • Communicate clearly • Use humour • Learn to appreciate • Don’t complain
Management Styles • Turtle (Escape when you have the chance) • This represents Avoidance. • Shark (Winning is the only thing) • This represents Competition. • Fox (Giving up something in order to achieve results) • This represents Compromising • Teddy Bear (Acts for the good of the group) • This represents Accommodating • Owl (Finding solutions agreeable to all) • This represents Collaborating
Communication Process • Communication is a two way process. • It involves a sender and receiver. • Effective communication gets the desired response.
Intended Meaning Perceived Meaning Shared Space Verbal message Non-Verbal Message A’s Reality B’s Reality A B What is Communication?
Types of Communication • Verbal • Non-Verbal • Written
Verbal Communication • Conviction • Confidence • Enthusiasm
Non- Verbal Communication • Body language • Eye contact • Facial Expression • Gesture • Posture • Tone • Rate of Speech • Accent, Diction • Pronunciation
Positive Non-Verbal Behavior S - Smile O - Open Gestures F - Forward Lean T - Tone of Voice and Touch E - Eye Contact N - Nod
Barriers to Communication • Lack of Enthusiasm • Distracting Gestures • Lack of Focus • Verbal Static • Lack of Eye Contact • Language • Inconsistency in Information
Styles Of Communication • Aggressive • Passive • Assertive
Aggressive I win, you lose situation.
Passive It is you win, I lose situation.
Assertive It is a win-win situation.
What Is Empathy Put yourself into the customer’s shoes. ‘Seek first to understand, and then to be understood’.’
Empathy is the skill of active listening – of approaching an interaction with an open mind. Empathy is - identification with and understanding of another’s situation, feelings, and motives.
Understanding Empathy • There are two forms of empathy: • True/positive empathy • Negative form of empathy • True empathy involves • Seeking a person’s positive hope • Shifting their focus from negative judgment
Listening is the act of receiving a verbal message from a sender and understanding what it means.
9% time is spent in writing, • 16% time is spent in reading, • 30% time is spent in speaking and • 45% is spent in listening
Types of Listening • Hearing • Simple Listening • Active Listening • Reflective Listening
Mental Attentiveness • Listening to what is being said by • Keeping an open mind • Thinking Ahead • Analyzing and evaluating the message • Not interrupting • Listening to how it is being said by • Interpreting the persons tone of voice • Evaluating the non-verbal cues • Listening to what is not being said by • Reading between the lines • Asking the right questions
Reflective Listening Reflective listening is a type of active listening where the listener ‘Reflects’ what the speaker is saying by repeating or paraphrasing what was said and by being empathetic.
Do’s of Listening • Ask clarifying questions • Perception Vs Reality • Review what was said and what wasn't said • Respond with empathy
Don’ts of Listening • Don’t compare yourself with the speaker • Don’t make assumptions • Avoid filtering the conversation • Avoid labelling a statement
Keys To Effective Listening • Resist distractions • Focus on the interaction • Listen for ideas • Keep an open mind • Hold questions till the speaker has finished • Paraphrasing • Understand that thought is faster than speech.
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