Leveraging Your Personality at Work: the Birkman Method
Darla Moore School of Business
How long?
- 2 days
- in person
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Darla Moore School of Business
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About the course
Strong communication skills are vital for improved performance in individuals, groups and organizations. In today’s rapidly transforming business environment, if your message isn’t clear and persuasive the first time, you may not get a second chance to make it.
Leveraging Your Personality at Work reveals how you behave and react in interpersonal relationships, examines your response to conflict and empowers your decision-making. The first focus helps you understand your personal traits and how you are perceived by others. Once you understand how you relate to others, you will begin to develop the skills necessary for communicating effectively.
You’ll learn how to bring out better communication skills in others and how to become a coach for effective group dynamics.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- Tools for persuasive communication
- Understanding and tapping the power of motivational needs
- How to accurately interpret body language
- Effective communication as a leader
- Mastery of the intricacies of group dynamics
- How to stay cool under stress
Experts
Georgia Holmes Doran
Background Georgia Holmes Doran is the director of the Office of Career Management at the University of South Carolina''s Darla Moore School Business in Columbia, South Carolina. Her background includes more than 20 years of recruitment, teaching, marketing and presentation experience. Georgia ea...
Leveraging Your Personality at Work: the Birkman Method at Darla Moore School of Business
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