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Stop Speaking Lorem Ipsum How to Improve Project Communications Through Vocabulary Building Samantha Schreiber Solutions Consultant, FFW We can rarely see things from the point of view of another person because we look at the facts


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Stop Speaking Lorem Ipsum

How to Improve Project Communications Through Vocabulary Building

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Samantha Schreiber

Solutions Consultant, FFW

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~ KNOWING YOURSELF: THE TRUE IN THE FALSE, Barry Long

We can rarely see things from the point of view of another person because we look at the facts through the screen of an impression or an interest which distorts

  • ur view; and then there are accusations,

quarrels and misunderstanding.

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Story Time

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What did you picture?

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Sitemap Wireframe Template Content type Deadline Taxonomy Requirement Migration Agile MVP

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Your Mission

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Reconnaissance

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The Art of Active Listening

Paraphrasing

  • What I’m hearing is. . .
  • Sounds like you are

saying . . .

  • I’m not sure I’m with you

but . . .

  • If I’m hearing you

correctly . . .

  • So, as you see it . . .
  • It sounds like what’s

important to you is . . .

Summarizing

  • Let me summarize what I

heard so far . . .

  • So, on one the hand . . . but
  • n the other hand . . .
  • I think I’ve heard several

things that seem to be important to you . . .

  • It sounds like there are two

things really matter most to you . . .

Clarifying

  • I am not sure I quite

understand; do you mean . . . ?

  • Can you say more about . . . ?
  • You have given me a lot of

information, let me see if I’ve got it all . . .

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Case File Transcripts

“Thanks for the information, Sally. I’ve noted that the new deadline is May 10.” “Thanks for the information, Sally. I’ve noted that the new deadline is May 10. But before we move

  • n, I wanted to confirm that although the deadline

has been pushed back, your team is still expecting the deliverable to have the same scope we discussed on our last call.” “Actually, we were hoping that since you had more time, you could add in that additional element we requested last week.”

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Case File Transcripts

“I’ve noted that you need our feedback on the latest deliverable by the end of the week. I’ll make sure to remind the team.” “Perfect.” “I’ve noted that you need our feedback on the latest deliverable by the end of the week. I’ll make sure to remind the team.” “Thank you. And to clarify, can you remind them that we’re looking for feedback only on the content at this time and provide a single, consolidated feedback response?” “What format would be best?

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Tools of the Craft

Creating a Codec (aka Glossary)

1. Determine the best format.

➢ Whiteboard / sticky note walls ➢ Shared documentation 2.

Start right away. 3. Keep it up.

Keeping Mission Logs (aka Notes)

1. Use sprint retrospectives (or other project evaluation meetings). 2. Bring learnings from past projects. 3. Challenge your assumptions.

Remember: The mission never ends.

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THANK YOU!

Questions?