Handling Challenging People
Aims:
This course will give the participants the opportunity to identify what is a challenging person and provide them with techniques for handling both their own behaviour and that of the other person.
Prerequisites:No previous knowledge is required
Duration:1 day
Fees:Course fees for this particular course will depend on your chosen Training solution. Please contact one of our Advisors for further information and pricing.
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Introduction
- Do people problems really matter?
- Prevention is better than cure
- Basic assumptions about challenging people
Are You A Good Problem Owner/Solver
- Your belief about people problems and your approach to them
- Interpreting your scores and how to become a successful solver
Challenging People - The Options
- Do nothing, alter your perception of the problem, persuade the person to change, modify the situation
The Ten Most Unwanted List
Understanding Other's Behaviour
- What determines focus and assertiveness
- It's a question of balance
- You can hear where people are coming from
- What happens when the intent isn't fulfilled
Threatened Intents
- Threatened intent to get it done, get it right, get along with others, get appreciated by others
From Conflict to Co-Operation
- Blending and redirecting - non-verbally and verbally
Listen To Understand
Speak To Be Understood
- Monitor your tone of voice, state your positive intent, tactfully interrupt interruptions, tell the truth, stay flexible
Get What You Project And Expect
- Pygmalion power
- Assume the best, give the benefit of the doubt
- Appreciate criticism
Bringing Out The Best In The Worst
- The Tank, The Sniper, The Know-it-all, The Think-they-know-it-all, The Grenade, The yes person, The Maybe person, The Nothing person, The No person, The Whiner
Communication And Technology
- The Numbers of Meaning
- Something lost, something gained
Rules Of Care In Phone Communication
- Shape perception, use your body for tone control, breathe for your life, chart a course, when to hold them and when to fold them, send listening signals, sound prepared even when you're not, you can close your eyes
Rules Of Care In E-Mail Communication
- Vent it but don't send it, read it one more time, read it another time, get a second opinion, begin with intention, end with direction, use jokes carefully
