Understanding Behavioral Styles for Teams - Online Self-Paced
Online Short Course by
Quantum Learning Solutions, Inc.
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Understanding Behavioral Styles for Teams shows you how to recognize different behavior patterns, and develop adaptive skills that increase your ability to communicate successfully with others.
Good teamwork often depends on "getting off on the right foot". Being able to quickly recognize a person's behavioral style and interact appropriately are critical to this process. Understanding Behavioral Styles for Teams shows you how to recognize different behavior patterns, and develop adaptive skills that increase your ability to communicate successfully with others.
Audience:
- Team Leaders
- Team Members
- Anyone wishing to communicate more effectively with team members
12 Lessons (Approx. 2 1/2 hours):
- How to Use This Course
- Introduction
- Different Behavioral Styles
- The Personal Profile System
- The Four Behavioral Styles
- Recognizing Behavioral Styles
- Behavioral Styles and Listening
- Improve Your Performance
- Reading and Reacting to People
- Determining Behavioral Styles
- Practical Application of Knowledge
- Knowledge Assessment
Outline
12 Lessons (Approx. 2 1/2 hours):
- How to Use This Course
- Introduction
- Different Behavioral Styles
- The Personal Profile System
- The Four Behavioral Styles
- Recognizing Behavioral Styles
- Behavioral Styles and Listening
- Improve Your Performance
- Reading and Reacting to People
- Determining Behavioral Styles
- Practical Application of Knowledge
- Knowledge Assessment
Special Offer
This is an online self-paced course that can be taken 24/7.
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