Better communication

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How does good communication strengthen cooperation and the working environment?

"I've tried to communicate, but he won't listen." How is it that some employees create conflicts again and again? One of the reasons may be that we do not say what we think we are saying, but what the other person hears. Only when we recognize that others may have a completely different perception of what is said, can we succeed in communication. By giving each other "freedom to differ", we promote trust and respect. The word communication comes from Latin: Communicare - "To make common". It is about willingness to dialogue, clarity and sustainable relationships. It's about saying what we mean in a way that connects us with the other party and thereby strengthens cooperation and creates common understanding. Allan René Olesen talks about clear communication and appreciative communication, and explains how good and bad communication affect collaboration and the working environment differently. He talks about the subjectivity of communication and the importance of relationships, and not least about the individual and mutual responsibility to strengthen communication for the benefit of the common task. "It is the relationship, more than what is said, that is the decisive difference between good and bad communication." Body language, barely hidden hints, misunderstandings and your own attitude are lovingly treated in this thought-provoking lecture, and you are guaranteed to be left inspired and redeemed by the contagious laughter of recognition.

Foredragsholder: Allan René Olesen

Varighed: 45 - 120 minutter

Emner: Communication, Company culture, Conflict management, Cooperation, Management og Work environment

Sprog: Dansk og Engelsk

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