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Interpersonal & Communication Skills Workshop SEM2015021, 26 June 2015, 13:00-17:00 Taipei Time                        

 

 

Ray Bigger

Ray Bigger, Managing Director Taipei, Friday 26th June 2015

can’t problems by using the same “We cannot “We solve the solve problems by using the same type of thinking we used we when wewhen created kind of thinking used wethem”. created them” Albert Einstein Albert Einstein

Ray Bigger • • • • • • • • • • •

Member of 2 Executive Boards Member of 4 Executive Teams Sales & Marketing Professional 5 Daughters - only guy around One is a Prison Governor in UK Family member one of UK’s top Criminal Psychologists Insulted by 400,000,000+ people 30+ years as a Referee 13 years on the English Football League/Premier League 2,000+ matches FA Youth Cup Final Referee

What would you like to achieve during these 180 minutes?

How many words do we speak a day? 20,000 7,000

Thoughts per day

70,000

Thoughts per day

negative

Beliefs

Our perception or interpretation of our world, our business, ourselves, our capabilities.

What we believe or accept to be true.

On the next slide there are 11 lines of text covering about 76 words but the letters have been mixed up. If I were to tell you someone will be able to read the text without to much difficulty, put your hand up if you think it is possible?

limiting beliefs

Our clients’ most common limiting beliefs 1. We don't have the resources

14. We're not recognised for what we do

We have too much bureaucracy / 2. we lack flexibility

13. We can't do that here 12. We only have a short term vision

3. We're very risk averse / afraid of failure

Most Common Limiting Beliefs

11. We work in silos

We don't have the power / 4. authority to change things

10. We lack trust and transparency We are too influenced by 5. the past / legacy thinking 9. Our senior management team is not aligned 6. We don't have the best products / services

8. We don't have a clear direction / structure

We don't have the support or understanding of 7. Group / Corporate / Senior management

Client feedback: 1,500+ senior executives, 50 companies, 30+ nationalities

Warszawa

“Nothing good ever comes out of head office.”

Whether you think you can or you can’t – you’re right! Henry Ford

Effective Communication

Setting a safe environment

Setting a safe environment So Alice, what do you think of my new plan? It’s a really good plan, Bob

It sucks and so do you

Planning communication

“….…if everyone is thinking the same way the problem you have is nobody is thinking…....” General George Patton

Everyone is different

Stakeholders at a Premier Match DayͲThe Stakeholders League

“Take a look at the following picture and describe what you see”

Myers Briggs Type Indicator- MBTI

Hermann Brain Dominant Instrument - HBDI

Two hemispheres

HBDI thinking styles

© Herrmann International

Insurance

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Advertising agency

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Computer network company

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Bank – wholesale and consumer

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Hotel sales & marketing

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Telecom engineering team

ANALYZE

SYNERGIZE

ORGANIZE

EMPATHIZE

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Strategic business applications Developing long-term strategy

Setting goals & objectives

Setting vision & purpose

Measuring accurately

Adopting global views

Monitoring performance Applying technology

ANALYTICAL

SYNERGISTIC

Generating new concepts Spotting future trends

Analysing past trends

Observing the environment

Focusing on financials

Checking the competition

Increasing efficiency

Adopting policies

Recognising success

Keeping to time

Strengthening culture Opening communication

Exercising controls Allocating resources

ORGANIZED

EMPATHIC

Reducing risks Controlling quality Streamlining processes

Presentation checklist

Building relationships Corporate citizenship Building teams Accelerating learning

Communication expectations An overview A conceptual framework Frequent & spontaneous tasks

Brief, clear & precise info

Idea chunks

Materials that are direct and to the point

Visuals

Well articulated ideas presented in a logical format

Freedom to explore

Data and fact-based charts Technical accuracy

SYNERGISTIC

Metaphorical examples Long-term objectives

ANALYTICAL

Presentation in alignment with corporate goals & objectives

Connection to the "big picture” Initiative and imagination

Critical Analysis A good debate

Connections to other approaches Appreciates

Appreciates

Efforts to spend time wisely

Minimal details

Step-by-Step unfolding of the topic A written schedule & action plan Thorough, timely and reliable follow through Consistency

Empathy & consideration of their needs

Communication Expectations

Alignment with well established procedures

Explanation of how it will happen References and background info

Involvement with others A good attitude & personal relationship Personal touch & informality Eye-to-eye contact

Assurance that this has been done before

References to people involved

ORGANISED

EMPATHETIC

Very low risk

To know how "others will react" For all to have equal consideration Feelings to be respected

A written communication before session Proof that the "homework" has been thorough

Newness and a "fun" approach

The personal touch/sensitive to feelings

Appreciates

A scheduled appointment

Typical characteristics

Appreciates

Group discussion and consensus A harmonious approach

What I prefer to do at work Keeping current with national and world trends

Gathering facts

Reading signs of coming change

Working with numbers, statistics and data

Working with new ideas and concepts

Measuring performance and identify trends

Understanding environmental effects

Measuring with precision

Inventing innovative solutions to problems

Understanding technical aspects

Developing opportunities to experiment

Making mechanical, electrical and other things work Clarifying issues and identifying problems

ANALYTICAL

SYNERGISTIC

Challenging established policies

Diagnosing and solving problems logically

Selling new ideas

Developing a critical analysis and report

Problem solving in intuitive ways

Formulating a financial analysis and decision

Having fun

Discussing rationally and speaking articulately Establishing and meeting goals and objectives Working with detailed plans and procedures

Developing vision and long term strategies

Preferred Work Activities

Getting people to work together Developing good relations with the community

Identifying plans and results with precision

Developing good relations with customers

Articulating plans in an orderly way

Participating actively in teams

Following policy, procedures and regulations

Persuading and conciliating

Organizing financial and other information

Handling interpersonal problems

Understanding fine print in documents Finding and correcting overlooked flaws

Discovering what competition may do

ORGANISED

EMPATHETIC

Anticipating how others will feel

Maintaining a standard of consistency

Generating enthusiasm and motivation

Seeking highest quality and perfection

Expressing and sharing feelings

Approaching problems practically Minimizing risks Getting things done on time

Noticing non-verbal cues of voice and body Listening effectively Coaching, counselling, teaching and training others

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What causes you stress at work?

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Relationships Full of surprises

Puts logic before sentiment

Spontaneous affection

Financial security before romantic gifts

Likes to spice up love life with fantasies

Critical of partner's behavior Clear headed approach

ANALYTICAL

SYNERGISTIC

Plans things on spur of the moment

Needs to know where relationships is heading

Forgets important details

Proves love in concrete ways

Relationships Prefers stable, long-lasting relationships

Family traditions are important

Very affectionate Passionate, enthusiastic lover Freely expresses and shares feelings

Treasures loyalty Likes to organize holidays and outings

Likes to experiment

ORGANISED

Long suffering Does not like surprises

EMPATHETIC

Sensitive to partner's needs and moods Likes intimate and romantic moments Sensitive - easily hurt by partner's behavior

4 ways of expressing a US telecom Brand An international voice service to 280 + countries and 1000 + cities. 6000 private line network nodes in 52 countries. 1000 frame relay nodes in 40 + countries. 25 billion international voice traffic minutes.

The Brand is transforming the global landscape and redefining the way our customers do business. We intend to be the first carrier to truly deliver on simplicity. The purpose of a communications partner is to inspire communities to do things they never imagined doing before.

The key portfolio components of the Brand are: Inbound Service (CIS), Virtual Network Service (CVNS), Intelligent Network (CIN), Managed IP (MIP), Virtual ISP (VISP), Frame Relay (CFR).

The Brand represents the total knowledge, experience and feelings for all our products. We deliver on our promises and working together we will develop your business success.

A lot of people are struggling with it

Enter ‘Poor Communication Skills

22,800,000 entries 26th June 2015

Communication is about making connections

Brain

Intellectually

People Body Senses

Heart

Emotionally

Generating engagement, collaboration and participation

Planning communication

Effective Communication

Interpersonal

Communication

“I’ll tell you what to do”

“Let me show you how to do it”

“How do you think you should do it?”

“This is how I did it”

How we communicate

Words

Tonality

7%

38%

Body Language

55%

93% non-verbal communication

What we should pay attention to

40%

20%

40%

Passive

Active

Listening

Combat

Conflict

Positive or Negative

How much time do you spend in meetings?

What makes a great meeting?

Two hemispheres

Q3global Results Tree Model ™ - the current reality

Results Actions

What we get What we do

Decisions Behaviors Thinking / Feelings Values / Beliefs

What we choose How we do it

The greatest impact on business Why we do it

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Q3global Results Tree Model ™- the opportunity

Actions

What we do

Decisions

What we choose

Behaviors How we do it

Thinking / Feelings Values / Beliefs Why we do it

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Results What we get

Profitability Execution Productivity Performance Innovation

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Kathy z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z

Comes from Boston She is an investment banker Worked for Citibank for 5 years Lives in a 14th floor apartment in Manhattan Pays US$6,000/month rent Married to Pierre He is from Paris, France Works as a creative director He earns US$12,000/month They drive a BMW 3 Series and a Ford Explorer She likes skiing Collects wine Enjoys the theatre, especially musicals Has an 7 year old son called Grant Has a 4 year old daughter called Amy Has two pet dogs called Trixie and Sam

Building the Brand on-line data collection customer enquiry Lead generation customer survey

Policy tracking

Feedback

MF portfolio Self service

Understand need

Topic / Dynamic

MF trading

whatever

PCA "Cause"

Show we're "real" & understand life Brand Financial literacy Community development education

Financial needs analysis module / calculators convenience / 24 hrs staff cost Benefits

Community

Close relationship directly between PCA and customers

Database

Transactional Promotion Proposal

Convenience of transaction

cost & time effective

Selling

Standard info dissemination

access different alliances customer database

Cost effective reach

flexible personalised / customisation

Recruit qualified sales force

prevents customer confusion

create a secondary market

Competitor comparisons to make product choice

Interactive sites

Sales activity chat room

online transactions

Financial advise

sporty

Advisory

online 1x

customer loyalty improve service

contests new customers

analysis recommend (FNA)

community sites consultation

Distribution

commission update Campaign

email agent

promotions (offer) better customer service

Higher conversion rate

prompt notification for payments

Lower cost of acquisition

Develop simpler products for customers

A/C management system benefits

Transactional

cross-selling

data ownership

New ideas

knowing policy status positive customer experience customer

Challenge traditional

progressive changes

Products

Prospects

convenience

Protection for living

customised

website Personalised

Flexible

a/c page

Acquisition retention

Channel

Customer retention

Database Internal

Website

intellectual data bank customers

FNA

Customer

Email

Easy to update

Context training

Discussion forum

Stakeholders

Cost of education Education

distributors

External

cost saving

eCRM

Selling aids

PRU University

Online fulfillment hydrid

personalise attention

Competition analysis

FIN planning

MGM

Promotions

discount Low cost Target

CM empowerment

Acquire new / existing

get cheaper insurance lower premium cost through referra

Web chats X protection

knowing policy status able to serve customer better

Sales support

Services

Distributors

biz info

Value add for traffic Survey & feedback Uniform delivery

cost if transaction for low value customers

60 executives 16 nationalities 12 operations

improve product development

improve perception

Advisory services porfolio tracker, etc.

traffic to site

Brainstorming

MindMaxxing process



Q3global MindMaxxing ™ 1 Split into small groups

2 Clarify discussion topic

3 Map individual thoughts

3 min

Topic individual maps 4 Combine In each group

5 min

all group maps into 6 Review consolidated group 5 Consolidate mapping software map

100% involvement and contribution

mindmapping MindMaxxing

tool 39

process

The Power of Questions

Questions “…..the most serious mistakes are not being made as a result of the wrong answers. The truly dangerous thing is asking the wrong questions……” Peter Drucker

How many questions we ask each day

120?

Age

5

60?

4?

8

40+

Questions Asked the WRONG question Asked the RIGHT question

Productivity & Step Up: what should we

Developing an environment for innovation Rate on a scale of 1-5 1 = No - - - - 5 = Yes

Connecting values to decision making

Presentation Basics

What makes a great presentation?

“Simplicity is the key to brilliance.” Bruce Lee

Getting the basics right Presentation basics 1. Audience

to be engaged and won over

2. You

to tell and sell the story

3. Visuals

to support your story

Presentation checklist

Great Presentations Barriers to communication

Presenter

Message

Audience

Background

z

In the mid-1950s, granules similar to those found in endocrine gland cells were observed in endocardial cells from the atria. This was the first indication that the heart also can function as an endocrine organ.

z

Scientists had searched for a long time for “Third Factor,” the factor in addition to GFR and Aldosterone that controlled fluid balance.

z

In 1981, a product of cardiac secretion, atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) was first described and was subsequently shown to induce natriuresis and vasodilation. It is also an antagonist of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system.

z

In 1988, a molecule of the same family was discovered in pig brain and was named BNP (Brain Natriuretic Peptide). This was later found to be produced by ventricular myocardial cells.

z

In 1990, a third peptide, CNP, was discovered in the nervous system and vascular epithelium.

z

Recently, a fourth peptide called DNP has been reported.

Background

BNP

Heart as an Endocrine organ

ANP

CNP

DNP

1950

1981

1990

2004

GFR and Aldosterone plus?

1988

Sir Martin Sorrell – Group CEO - WPP

“””Internal Communications” ”

Sir Ken Robinson

“””…schools killCreativity and Innovation”

You the Presenter ••How

do you look? •Clothes •How do you sound? •What is your body language saying? •Pitch •Tone •Pace

Planning communication

“ Q & A”

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