Goals of this course: strategies for achieving success what can you do to increase the possibility that you will achieve your goals throughout your life? Simplifying researchers work so that we can understand it What is success? Achieving results, engaging in meaningful work “In another study of over 70,000 employees in over 100 countries, […]
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[4] My learnings from the course ‘Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age (University of Toronto)’
My learnings from Module 4: People normally only gauge 5% of what they hear or see So the five percent rule not only applies to most of our communication, it is a natural way to communicate. It is the natural way that your brain has evolved over time to retain information and it’s the reason […]
[3] My learnings from the course ‘Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age (University of Toronto)’
My learnings from Module 3: Lower attention spans mean we need to focus not only on the content we are spreading but also how the person we are trying to communicate with communicates Types of communication styles: Hostile indifferent Uninformed Supportive Hostile: Hostile person core is blunt. When they are […]
[2] My learnings from the course ‘Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age (University of Toronto)’
My learnings from Module 2 How to schedule effective meetings Communication can be ineffective, too many meetings leads to lower productivity and this tends to happen in larger companies 1. Clear purpose for everyone attending the meeting. Each person should have something to do, so that everyone is actively participating and involved/listening […]
[1] My learnings from the course ‘Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age (University of Toronto)’
Learnings from Module 1 3 traps of inefficient communication- Using formal language unnecessarily Convey idea in simpler terms to be more effective, do not use unnecessary flowery words. *Businessese – A term used for formal language Speaking generally in third person Not referencing to personal experience and relating the conversation […]