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Objective qUnderstand what are interpersonal skills qBenefit of Interpersonal skills qCommunication skills qReceiving and dealing with feedbacks qBenefit of learning in groups Components of Effective Communications q Sender/encoder q Message q Channel q Voice q Written Text q Visual images q Receiver/decoder q Feedback Listening and Understanding qHearing vs. Listening qEffective Listening Skills qConcentration qAvoiding distracters qAvoiding interruption qAsking for clarifying details qGiving feedback Listening and Understanding q Barriers to listening q Interruption q Prediction of message q Blocking message due to personal views q Inability to hear q Distracting mannerisms q Non-understanding qWandering thoughts Importance of Feedback qPrevents costly mistakes/accidents qProvides opportunity for improving work performance UNIVERSITY of
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Routes of Feedback
g Oral/Verbal
a Written performance evaluation
QO Visual
Steps to provide Constructive Feedback q Tact qSandwich technique qCompliment qCriticism qCompliment Techniques to Positively Manage Anger qSelf-awareness qUnderstand others qEmpathy q Tact qManagement strategies Effective and Ineffective handling of Complaints q Ineffective handling qEffective Handling qAsk for an informal meeting q File a complaint properly in a letter q Turn to outside agencies Treatment of Co-Workers q Etiquette q Privacy practices q Gossip q Professionalism q Avoid comparisons qWorkload q Salary q Treatment of co-workers Actions the Demonstrate Respectq Diversity Trends in the US q Language q Disability q Religion q Gender q Age q Benefits of Diversity q Encourage Respect for Diversity UNIVERSITY of
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Discrimination
OBasis
OSex
ORace
OColor
ONatural Origin
SS aS Discrimination
ULanguage
OReligion
ODisabilities
OAge
OSexual Orientation
OAppearance
How a person relates to one another To reduce conflict To increase participation Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Two principles of behaviour qAll behaviour is motivated. q There is a reason for all we say and all we do. UNIVERSITY of
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Four behaviour types
o Aggressive
Q Assertive/Authoritative
O Passive
a Democratic/Platonic
qHow do you select your advisor?(Topic, career prospects, advise from elders, seniors,..., inexplicable!) qHis qualities and your qualities: impedance matching! Why should you take interest? Another course on IPS qBuilding Trust qConflict(Interpersonal) qEtiquette(Manners) qHandling Difficult People qValuing Diversity qNegotiating qOffice Politics Three Aspects of IPS qCommunication qHuman relations qWork survival(the urge to do a competitive job)