Communicating with Empathy in the Workplace is designed especially for senior managers, team leaders and anybody else seeking to improve their interpersonal communication skills and bonding with colleagues and team members. This three hour, engaging workshop combines traditional short lessons and hands on exercises to teach core principles of compassion and empathy. The program will help you develop an understanding of how to communicate more effectively, build a supportive staff and increase productivity. In addition, participants will learn the power of compassion and empathy to overcome workplace obstacles and problems. Throughout the program, you will meet and work together with seasoned professional consultants who offer a variety of strategies to increase your effectiveness.
During the workshop, you will be introduced into the “wheel” – the process that most people use to communicate with others. It is a two-step process, beginning with listening and addressing the other person’s needs. Following is understanding the other person’s perspective, which is the next essential step. The final step is developing a framework that will integrate both aspects of the conversation. This workshop is designed to build skills in all of these aspects of effective communication.
Most people have heard the saying, ‘actions speak louder than words’. In the same way, your tone of voice and body language can convey much more information than you may think. Communicating with people means being able to put words into their mind. If you are unable to do this, chances are your words will never reach them. Your staff needs to know that you have these special skills and are willing to take an interest in what they are experiencing and talking about.
In today’s global marketplace, communication is essential. Businesses need to be open and honest with each other in order to be successful. Most professionals agree that a good workplace culture is one where everyone is fully engaged in the discussions taking place. This ability to communicate is the key to a smooth and satisfying career at a professional level.
Many people do not understand the concept of empathy, but they surely understand the importance of building this important relationship in the workplace. If you want your team to have high levels of success, communication is essential. You must also have training in empathy if you want your employees to use their skills to build the relationships with others they need to succeed. There is plenty of training and development available in all different areas of life. This includes skills for adults to develop compassion, empathy and forgiveness.
Developing empathy is not something that is easy. It requires self-discipline and the willingness to explore new learning opportunities. Those who lack patience and willpower may not be able to stick with this challenging course. However, with some motivation and determination, you can master this valuable trait.
Your business is most successful when your staff fully understands and can apply your professional standards of behavior. Empathy is the foundation for communication. When someone is unable to relate to you or treat you with kindness, you will quickly lose your customers. You cannot expect to communicate properly with those who cannot relate to you in a meaningful way. The benefits of successful communication include higher customer retention, increased sales and an overall positive working environment.
Empathy is a learned quality, just like any other skill. If you want to be a good communicator, you must learn how to listen to the things other people are telling you. The best training will help you identify the problems people have and find creative solutions for them. You will also gain more insight into how and why you are making mistakes. A professional with high levels of compassion and empathy will be much easier to work with than someone who does not possess these values.
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Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE.
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