Making Commnication Work/ Clare Donnelly, Editor
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TextSeries: . Superseries (Institute of Leadership & Management (Great Britain)) Publication details: Oxford: Pergamon flexible learning, c2003Edition: 4th edDescription: viii, 95 pages: 28cmISBN: - 0750658754
- 9780750658751
- HF5718.D66 2003
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| HF5636 .E47 2015 Financial accounting and reporting / | HF5636 .E47 2015 Financial accounting and reporting / | HF5718 .B6 2021 Business communication today / | HF5718.D66 2003 Making Commnication Work/ Clare Donnelly, Editor | HF5718.M47 2010 Business communication for MBA students | HF5718.M55 2014 communication skills / edition for university and college students | HF5718.P76 2011 Professional communication skills |
CONTENT
Workbook introduction-ILM Super Series study links; Links to ILM qualifications;Links to S/NVQs in Management;Workbook objectives;Activity planner;Session A: The communication process -Introduction;The importance of communicating effectively at work;The communication cycle;Recognizing and overcoming barriers to communication;Ensuring effective communication in the workplace;Summary;Session B:Communication media-Introduction;Choosing the right method of communication;Face-to-face communication;Gathering and using feedback;Non-verbal communication;Summary; Session C:Non-verbal communication-Introduction; Understanding different types of body language; Sending, receiving and interpreting unspoken messages;Attitude, perceptions and cultures;Summary;Performance Checks;Reflect and review;
Intended for those studying for an ILM qualification or those looking to enhance the skills of your employees, this work provides solutions, frameworks and techniques to support management and leadership development. It is developed by the ILM to support their Level 3 Introductory Certificate and Certificate in First Line Management.
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