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Have you ever had two employees who are constantly frustrated by one another?
The normal approach to resolve employees conflicting is to 'knock their heads together' and tell them to get on with it.
But have you considered a more probing approach? Have you considered tapping into the psychology of the two employees styles?
Luckily, you don't have to be a Chartered Psychologist to tap into your teams psyche and solve this common company culture issue.
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One of our key learning objectives is to help project managers understand the importance and balance of SMART with HEART. Both are major components of Emotional Intelligence (EQ). We will discuss where Emotional Intelligence is required in order to manage change effectively, lead others to the vision, and produce the desired results. We will review the history of EQ theory, the evolution of EQ models, measurement techniques to assess your EQ, and how to form a cohesive team using the five basic behaviors. Recognizing and facing the different types/maturity levels in EQ can and will lead to a smoother project.
Learn about, passion for success, striving for self excellence, the value of team dynamics, the virtues of personal integrity, the art of earning your respect and responsibility-changing for the better
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Emotionally stable,
Happy, and
Diplomatic people
who potter along and follow rules enthusiastically instead of driving change and innovation.
They will be great followers and good managers, but don’t expect them to be visionary leaders or change agents.
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There is no doubt that EQ is a desirable and highly adaptive trait, and it is understandable that we generally prefer EQ to be high rather than low.
However, obsessing over high EQ will create a workforce of
Emotionally stable,
Happy, and
Diplomatic people
who potter along and follow rules enthusiastically instead of driving change and innovation.
They will be great followers and good managers, but don’t expect them to be visionary leaders or change agents.
EI is at the heart of job performance. This presentation discusses research indicating the link and how you can use EI to maximise organisational success.
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2. Analysis of the audienceAnalysis of the audience
How must we treat our audience, the following thingsHow must we treat our audience, the following things
must be kept in mind.must be kept in mind.
Who are they?Who are they?
What they know and feel?What they know and feel?
3. Who are they?Who are they?
Direct Listeners of the speech whether oral or writtenDirect Listeners of the speech whether oral or written
Kinds of the listenersKinds of the listeners
Three kinds of the listenersThree kinds of the listeners
PrimaryPrimary audienceaudience are those who exactly receivingare those who exactly receiving
the message, visualize and name themthe message, visualize and name them
SecondarySecondary audienceaudience are those who besides receivingare those who besides receiving
it name whom you will inform and approve yourit name whom you will inform and approve your
writing or sayingwriting or saying
Key decision makersKey decision makers are the leaders or key decisionare the leaders or key decision
makers in the audiencemakers in the audience
4. What do they know and feel?What do they know and feel?
KnowledgeKnowledge
Which language would they understand?Which language would they understand?
How much detail they need?How much detail they need?
AttitudeAttitude
In favor, against or indifferent to the message?In favor, against or indifferent to the message?
Benefiting or threaten them in any way?Benefiting or threaten them in any way?
5. How to motivate them?How to motivate them?
Structure the message persuasively which must includeStructure the message persuasively which must include
environment, the communicators and the messageenvironment, the communicators and the message
Should keep following concepts in mindShould keep following concepts in mind
Punish or reward themPunish or reward them
Appeal to their growth needsAppeal to their growth needs
Use their need for balanceUse their need for balance
Perform a cost/benefit analysisPerform a cost/benefit analysis
Be sensitive to character traitsBe sensitive to character traits
6. Punish or reward themPunish or reward them
Punishment is to charge a person for his guiltyPunishment is to charge a person for his guilty
Researcher Walter R. Nord six reason when threat does notResearcher Walter R. Nord six reason when threat does not
work wellwork well
Threat will not work well when the owner is not watchingThreat will not work well when the owner is not watching
his sub-ordinateshis sub-ordinates
Threat may get rid of the responseThreat may get rid of the response
May stop inappropriate action even then it’s appropriateMay stop inappropriate action even then it’s appropriate
May produce tension making workplace unpleasant andMay produce tension making workplace unpleasant and
unproductiveunproductive
Tend people dislike youTend people dislike you
May provoke counteraggerationMay provoke counteraggeration
7. RewardReward
Rewards are positive reinforcement used to shapeRewards are positive reinforcement used to shape
behaviour most affectivelybehaviour most affectively
Should keep the following things while rewardingShould keep the following things while rewarding
someonesomeone
Must be important to the person being rewardedMust be important to the person being rewarded
Must be appropriate and sincereMust be appropriate and sincere
Effective reward must be immediateEffective reward must be immediate
It mustn’t be elegantIt mustn’t be elegant
8. One reward technique shows the best reward is toOne reward technique shows the best reward is to
break the projects into small segments and reward thebreak the projects into small segments and reward the
workers on the completion of each step.workers on the completion of each step.
9. Appeal to personal needs growthAppeal to personal needs growth
Deficiency needsDeficiency needs
they are the basic needs without which we can’t survivethey are the basic needs without which we can’t survive
Growth needsGrowth needs
they enhance our living mannerthey enhance our living manner
Maslow’s needs & Herzberg’s related researchMaslow’s needs & Herzberg’s related research
11. Herzberg’s researchHerzberg’s research
Growth needsGrowth needs
Work itselfWork itself
advancementadvancement
Working relationshipWorking relationship
Deficiency needsDeficiency needs
Working conditionsWorking conditions
SafetySafety
12. Use people’s need for balanceUse people’s need for balance
People prefer a state of psychological balancePeople prefer a state of psychological balance
Lose state of balance when the ideas conflictLose state of balance when the ideas conflict
with theirs’ own while they think to be truewith theirs’ own while they think to be true
and feel anxiousand feel anxious
After anxiety, they attempt to restore theirAfter anxiety, they attempt to restore their
sense of balancesense of balance
13. Prefer a cost/benefit analysisPrefer a cost/benefit analysis
Apply an economic idea to psychologyApply an economic idea to psychology
Strong benefit motivates and high cost de-motivatesStrong benefit motivates and high cost de-motivates
Analyze cost and benefit both of the ideaAnalyze cost and benefit both of the idea
Analyze cost and benefits for the audienceAnalyze cost and benefits for the audience
Specify the benefit for the audienceSpecify the benefit for the audience
14. Be sensitive to character traitsBe sensitive to character traits
We should behave to our audience according toWe should behave to our audience according to
their thinking abilitytheir thinking ability
4 C’s model of business traits4 C’s model of business traits
ComptrollerComptroller
CommanderCommander
CrusaderCrusader
CollaboratorCollaborator
15. The ComptrollerThe Comptroller
Likes to work alone but carefullyLikes to work alone but carefully
Is very consistentIs very consistent
Likes facts and statisticsLikes facts and statistics
Is not mover and likes no changeIs not mover and likes no change
Slow to decide and hard to motivateSlow to decide and hard to motivate
How to motivate himHow to motivate him
Give several examples to motivateGive several examples to motivate
16. The CommanderThe Commander
Likes changes and resultsLikes changes and results
Makes changes on the basis of resultsMakes changes on the basis of results
Is decisive and efficientIs decisive and efficient
Works alone but efficientlyWorks alone but efficiently
How to motivate himHow to motivate him
Adopt efficient and result-oriented toneAdopt efficient and result-oriented tone
Prefer short summery formatPrefer short summery format
State conclusion and recommendations clearlyState conclusion and recommendations clearly
Emphasize by outcome and resultsEmphasize by outcome and results
17. The CrusaderThe Crusader
Is enthusiastic, idealistic and cheerleaderIs enthusiastic, idealistic and cheerleader
Is creative and change things on his ideasIs creative and change things on his ideas
Works in a groupWorks in a group
How to motivate himHow to motivate him
Use informative and enthusiastic toneUse informative and enthusiastic tone
Give most of information and viewsGive most of information and views
18. The CollaboratorThe Collaborator
Works as a teamWorks as a team
Does not like to change things and makeDoes not like to change things and make
decisionsdecisions
Avoids conflicts and risksAvoids conflicts and risks
How to motivate himHow to motivate him
Use a trusting and non threatening toneUse a trusting and non threatening tone
Use various options but avoid detailUse various options but avoid detail