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Interpersonal Skills
A short post highlighting a tip which may be helpful to anyone wishing to polish up their skills or who would like to have a technique in their back pocket to help develop constructive conversational skills ahead of this year’s festivities and beyond.
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What is Emotional Intelligence (EI), how does it affect the workplace, and what benefits can be gained by organisations who train their managers in EI? Our post also offers 4 practical tips for those seeking to improve EI in their daily lives.
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In this article, we include a visual illustrating what the acronym Ted Pies stands for and look at how it can be used to benefit workplace wellbeing.
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Dealing with a difficult employee
If you are in some kind of difficulty with a certain person or situation, then this exercise can help you have some insight into the perspective or point of view of that other person.
This article includes a formula which can be a useful guide in times when you need to have difficult conversations or deal with challenging behaviours.
Read MoreYes, if you are experiencing a work situation that isnt flourishing. Also remember that conflict is happening in ourselves when we are not flourishing. And key to this are the judgements and evaluations we form about ourselves and others….
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“Apologies for not getting back to you earlier, this mobile works 3kms into the ancient city of Petrah in Jordan but not that well in Hove!” Andy Mason has just completed a four-month-in twelve project in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. He was involved with training and coaching managers and staff from Terre des Hommes, UNHCR,…
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When it comes to cultivating effective working relationships winning teams measure their success by looking at the overall health of their team’s relationships.
This article outlines why and how you can develop a healthy working relationship with colleagues.
Read More1. Treat the other person with respect
2. Listen until you feel where the other person shoe pinches
3. As approppriate, say what you think, need and feel.
