Does the organisational culture of your business support collaboration? Or are toxic team dynamics preventing people from working together effectively? In this thought-provoking exploration of organisational culture, Eleanor Shakiba describes two behavioural dynamics which undermine collaboration a
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How to 'do 'collaborative problem solving: HR Masterclass
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3176 days ago
Need to disagree? Do it without sounding negative
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3183 days ago
Some people have a knack for disagreeing without being disagreeable. There are three habits which help them frame disagreement positively. By taking on these habits too, you can master the art of constructive criticism and avoid being one of those difficult people who complain about everything.
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Two cultural norms that kill collaboration
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3190 days ago
Your organisation claims to value co-operation and collaboration. But does your organisational culture support these qualities? In many organisations, the answer is ‘no’. In these organisations, there are likely to be two ‘killer’ behaviours taking place. Luckily, managers and HR practitioners can
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FREE video: Framing your message positively by Eleanor Shakiba
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3197 days ago
Have you ever been told to speak more positively? Discover how to use verbal framing skills to sound positive, even when you’re dealing with conflicts or raising sensitive topics. Hear communication skills trainer, Eleanor Shakiba, explain what verbal framing skills are. Learn three simple steps fo
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FREE VIDEO: 5 ways to manage resistance to feedback: Skills for HR Practitioners
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3267 days ago
What should you do when you’ve given someone feedback but they’ve failed to change? Are you dealing with passive resistance to feedback, or is something else going on? All of these questions on the art of giving feedback are answered in this interview with people skills expert, Eleanor Shakiba.
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What to do when someone ignores feedback - Difficult People Made Easy
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3274 days ago
Have you ever been frustrated by someone who was given feedback, agreed to change and then just carried on with their old behaviour? Before you dismiss the person who received your feedback, think about whether you did everything possible to deliver a clear feedback message. Here are some things t
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4 steps for developing managers’ feedback skills - Difficult People Made Easy
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3279 days ago
Do you want a manager in your business to give better feedback? Then you need to develop their communication micro skills. The process of micro skilling involves four key steps. HR practitioners and trainers are ideally placed to facilitate those steps.
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Free video: Handling conflict with NLP perceptual positions
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3288 days ago
Have you ever been told to ‘stop taking things personally’ during a conflict? This advice isn’t really helpful until you understand the NLP perceptual positions model. Learn how to step into each position and use NLP to improve communication when your perceptual reality clashes with someone else’s.
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Free video: How to handle people who cry at work: Skills for HR Practitioners
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3295 days ago
What should you do when someone cries at work? What should you say when a co-worker or customer cries unexpectedly? This interview with people skills expert Eleanor Shakiba outlines a four step process you can use when emotions trigger tears in the workplace.
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Handling tears during feedback sessions
Posted by eleanor_shakiba under Human ResourcesFrom http://difficultpeoplemadeeasy.com.au 3302 days ago
In order to learn and grow, employees need to receive feedback. For people who experience feedback as a threat, it is natural to react defensively. Tears are a common defense mechanism in this situation – so managers are likely to come across them when giving feedback. Here’s how to handle them.
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