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Cracking the Communication Code Cathy Shimmin, Senior Training Manager What makes us tick? and whats that got to do with onions? Values Influenced from early on in our childhood by the big people. Attitudes and Beliefs


  1. Cracking the Communication Code Cathy Shimmin, Senior Training Manager

  2. What makes us tick? … and what’s that got to do with onions?

  3. Values Influenced from early on in our childhood – by the ‘big’ people. Attitudes and Beliefs Influenced by our values Feelings An internal response, related to our attitudes and beliefs Behaviour An external reaction to all of the above

  4. A thought someone shared with me “Isn’t it funny how we judge others by their behaviour, but we judge ourselves by our motives”

  5. Choose a babysitter CHARACTER A CHARACTER B  Actively rebellious  Brought up with a religious education  Showed disregard for law and  Interested in the arts authority  Described as a promoter of  Described by many as studious violence and symbol of and ambitious resistance  A willing volunteer and  Imprisoned, accused of terrorist missionary type activity  Loyal serviceman  Married 3 times  Awarded for bravery  Consistently absent as a father  Respected as an authority in his and husband field

  6. Choose a babysitter CHARACTER A CHARACTER B  Actively rebellious  Brought up with a religious education  Showed disregard for law and  Interested in the arts authority  Described as a promoter of  Described by many as studious violence and symbol of and ambitious resistance  A willing volunteer and  Imprisoned, accused of terrorist missionary type activity  Loyal serviceman  Married 3 times  Awarded for bravery  Consistently absent as a father  Respected as an authority in his and husband field

  7. Choose a babysitter CHARACTER A CHARACTER B

  8. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS

  9. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS  Logical  Decides after evaluation  Wants appreciation for job done – but does not want to be condescended to  More concerned with ideas and principles than people  May be self-critical NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS

  10. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS  Logical  Nice  Decides after evaluation  Can be slow to change  Wants appreciation for job  Avoids confrontation and done – but does not want to be conflict  Wants harmony condescended to  More concerned with ideas and  Likes to know motivations  Intuitive principles than people  May be self-critical NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS

  11. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS  Logical  Nice  Decides after evaluation  Can be slow to change  Wants appreciation for job done  Avoids confrontation and – but does not want to be conflict  Wants harmony condescended to  More concerned with ideas and  Likes to know motivations  Intuitive principles than people  May be self-critical NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS  Fun  Enthusiastic  Optimistic  Unstructured  Can be mischievous  Forms opinions from feelings  People oriented

  12. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS  Logical  Nice  Decides after evaluation  Can be slow to change  Wants appreciation for job done  Avoids confrontation and – but does not want to be conflict  Wants harmony condescended to  More concerned with ideas and  Likes to know motivations  Intuitive principles than people  May be self-critical NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS  Fun  Results oriented  Enthusiastic  Direct  Optimistic  Loves change and challenge  Unstructured  Decides quickly  Can be mischievous  Risk taker  Forms opinions from feelings  Seeks solutions  People oriented  Can be hasty

  13. Communication Style Preferences FACTS & PEOPLE & FIGURES FEELINGS  Logical  Nice  Decides after evaluation  Can be slow to change  Wants appreciation for job  Avoids confrontation and done – but does not want to be conflict  Wants harmony condescended to  More concerned with ideas  Likes to know motivations  Intuitive and principles than people  May be self-critical NEW IDEAS & CREATIVITY CHALLENGE & RESULTS  Fun  Results oriented  Enthusiastic  Direct  Optimistic  Loves change and challenge  Unstructured  Decides quickly  Can be mischievous  Risk taker  Forms opinions from feelings  Seeks solutions  People oriented  Can be hasty

  14. Reflection and Action Thinking about communication style preferences …. • What strengths do I have in my communication style approach? • Which new approaches could I try to adapt to others and communicate with more influence?

  15. In order to be understood, seek first to understand Stephen Covey 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

  16. Further Reading The Pleasure and The Pain, Debra Allcock Tyler Available from DSC Further Training, contact Cathy Shimmin, Senior Training Manager Directory of Social Change 07967 027304, cshimmin@dsc.org.uk www.dsc.org.uk

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