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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
 

If you are interested in our Handling Challenging People course call us on
0113 243 2226
Enquire about
this course Now