Live Webinar August 3rd, 2016 – 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Duration: 1 hour webinar Credits: 1 PDU Category A – Free PDU
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Anyone leading a project would likely agree that it is one of the hardest jobs to do.

Project leads and managers often have to work with a very diverse group of individuals, most of whom are usually not direct reports.

In order to fully complete the project on-time, within budget and with the available resources, the project leads and managers must tenaciously drive to influence the appropriate people at all levels of an organization to take action.

Having excellent communication skills becomes of paramount importance to successfully achieving that result.

During this webinar:

• Explore and understand the translation process that exists in each person’s mind when communication occurs
• Reveal the most unconscious foundation of all communication
• Discuss how our major senses influence communication
• Learn how to apply that information to communication more effectively

By the end of this webinar, you will have:

• More awareness of different communication styles
• Greater flexibility in communicating with those style
• A better understanding of how they communicate influences the results they get

Join Amy Mckee (LinkedIn profile) and communicate more effectively with your teams and stakeholders.

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Simple Steps Toward Communicating More Effectively