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Real Leaders Listen
It is almost
impossible to read an account written about a champion in business without
seeing the impact listening has had on their success. We might surmise
that it is almost impossible to be successful without knowing how to
listen.
Research continues to show that lack of listening and other communication
skills is costing businesses millions of dollars every year. The absence
of respect and trust in the workplace results in unhealthy and
unproductive work environments. Employees (a company’s most valuable
resource) feel undervalued and unappreciated. They are frustrated because
they feel misunderstood. The result is often high turnover rates,
absenteeism, “just enough to get by” attitudes, burnout and more. That’s a
shame because it is UNNECESSARY! It is unnecessary because the problem is
NOT a lack of desire… it is a lack of skill. Learning to treat one another
with respect and dignity establishes a trusting climate. But this does not
happen accidentally. It takes skill, the kind of skill that can be
learned!
How will the individuals attending a Real Leaders Listen workshop function
differently? What improvement will organizations that participate see in
the relational climate of their companies?
Attendees will learn to:
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Develop skill in
establishing trust and respect in all relationships
All business is about relationships. What is the “relational intelligence”
of your organization? How well do you communicate? If you don’t have the
skill-sets available, you are limiting yourself unnecessarily and
depriving yourself, and all those who know you, of your full relational
potential.
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“Of all the skills of leadership, listening is
the most valuable—and one of the least understood.”
-Peter Nulty, National Business Hall of Fame, Fortune Magazine
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“To say that a person feels listened to means
a lot more than just their ideas get heard. It’s a sign of respect. It
makes people feel valued.
-Deborah Tannen, Author & Professor of Linguistics, Georgetown University
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