Cultivating Communication Excellence
By Jo Harder
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Description
Communication excellence is an attribute of highly effective people, and that entails far more than just having great speaking skills. In this course, Cultivating Communication Excellence, you’ll learn to how to transition from bland communications to productive, robust interactions with workmates and management. First, you’ll explore core components of communications. Next, you’ll delve into key items that will help you develop more effective communications. Finally, you’ll learn how to ensure that you are truly listening and understanding your workmates. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to enhance your professional development by cultivating communication excellence.
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Course Overview
Hi. My name is Jo Harder, and welcome to my course, Cultivating Communication Excellence. Communication excellence is an attribute of highly effective people, and that entails far more than just having great speaking skills. Your communication style, preferred mediums, and approach affect how others perceive you and your message and subsequently interact with you. In this course, we'll delve into how you can sharpen your communication skills with your workmates so that you achieve greater success. We'll follow some real‑world samples of professionals that are facing challenges related to getting their points across to others. Some of the major topics that we will cover include communication components, improving communications, one‑equals‑one communications, as well as increasing understanding. When you're finished with this course, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to enhance how you interface and communicate with your workmates. There are seven courses in the Working on Virtual Teams series, and this course, Cultivating Communication Excellence, is the third course in the series. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn about enhancing your communication style with the Cultivating Communication Excellence course, at Pluralsight.