Interpersonal Skills And Personality Development

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Interpersonal skills

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Why Interpersonal skills needed?

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To improve ■ Relationship ■ Working environment ■ Leadership skills ■ Productivity ■ All round success ■ Liking by others

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Interpersonal skills Personality development

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Leadership skills

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What are the inputs? ■ ■

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Listening Verbal communication (oral and written) Non verbal communication Managing criticism Giving praise Managing conflict situation

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Time spent on speaking, writing and listening Active listening Avoid attitudinal barriers – prejudice, preoccupation, casual attitude, egocentrism Alert to all cues and give feedback

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Oral and written Empathise Alert to feedback – eye contact Clarity Be interesting Delivery of your oral communication

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Body language Rate of speech Voice pitch Pronunciation Postures, gestures Facial expressions

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Understand why you are making critical remark Understand other person’s perspective - empathise Criticise behaviour and not person

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Avoid sounding judgemental Avoid critical overload – avoid several complaints at a time

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Recognise value of criticism Understand the perspective of the person criticising Understand accurately the criticism – check out non verbal cues

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Maintain your authority to make your decisions Seek constructive changes to the behaviour that prompted criticism Communicate clearly how you feel about the criticism

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Power of praise – motivation Make praise specific – praise progress – timed properly Be sincere and honest Never overdo praise

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Disagreements due to seeing, hearing and interpreting differently Badly managed conflict damages relationship Resolve conflict – win win situation

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Good interpersonal skills Be proactive Effective oral and written communication skills Organising works effectively – discipline in work situation – Planning and execution

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Taking timely decisions – delayed decisions cause damages Always positive thinking – using positive words

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Case studies

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Thank you

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