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Project Communication Strategies
The Project Management Institute believes a project manager should spend the majority of their time communicating. Regretfully we don’t spend enough time working on our strategies for communications. This course will cover how to communicate within the organization. Discussions will be focused on strategies to get projects done more effectively and efficiently as well as being able to communicate in all forms throughout the organization. While we will cover public speaking and writing techniques, the course will focus on how to package and disseminate information and the importance of audience needs analysis.
Overview: 2 days with 14 PDUs
How attendees will benefit:
- Understand how individual differences affect your ability to lead
- Identify your motivational patterns
- Become more influential by understanding motivational patterns
- Use an understanding of individual differences to help you manage conflict more effectively
This program will show you how to:
- Lead project teams through more effective communication
- Identify motivational value systems to improve productivity and cooperation
- Recognize the role of business and personal ethics in leadership
- Describe change stages and identify appropriate leadership strategies for each
- Utilize a powerful four-stage collaborative negotiation process
- Create a Leadership Development Plan to implement when you return to work
Some of the topics to be covered:
- Leadership and Management
- Leading Effective Teams
- Building Relationships
- Ethics and Leadership
- Negotiating Conflict
- Leading Change
Who should attend?
Project managers and business professionals who need to improve their communication skills will find this course to be extremely valuable as they master important skills to get the most from their most valuable project management resource—their team members.
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