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Welcome to the Impact and Influencing workshop! Mike ke Usher er Sector Lead, Health & Central Government Wales Audit Office Impact Influence Your Personal Skills Toolbox First impressions count How long have you got..? The


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Mike ke Usher er

Sector Lead, Health & Central Government Wales Audit Office

Impact and Influencing workshop!

Welcome to the

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Impact Influence

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Your Personal Skills Toolbox

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How long have you got..?

First impressions count…

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The ‘Primacy Effect’ creates a lasting impression:

5 seconds = Entrance 20 seconds = Greeting 60 seconds = Rapport

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Words = 7% Body = 55% Voice = 38%

Conclusion = It’s not WHAT you say,

The Mehrabian model:

it’s HOW you say it!

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Vocabulary, Phrasing, Logical flow, Use of Facts / Reasoning / Emotion Tone, Pitch and modulation, Pace, Pauses, Intonation, [Accent?] Posture, Eye contact, Handshake, Facial expression, Gestures, Speed of movement

‘All the world’s a stage…’

Words: Voice: Body:

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Influencing

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‘The Art of Persuasion’

Aristotle (384-322 BC) Persuasion = ‘the art of getting people to do something that they wouldn’t

  • rdinarily do if you didn’t ask’

Ethos Ethical – character & reputation Pathos Emotional appeal Logos Logic, reason and words

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SITUATIONAL MOVEMENT RELATIONAL A PROCESS

INFLUENCING is…

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ESTABLISH CREDIBILITY FRAME FOR COMMON GROUND CONNECT EMOTIONALLY PROVIDE EVIDENCE

  • Be aware of

wants / needs

  • Show your own

commitment

  • Match your

emotions to your audience

  • Expertise
  • History of sound

judgement

  • Trusted to listen

and act in best interests of

  • thers
  • Identify shared

benefits

  • Understand your

audience

  • Listen, test ideas,

ask questions

  • Use examples,

stories, facts, metaphors, analogies

  • Paint vivid word

pictures

Preparation is vital!

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DEMONSTRATE CONFIDENCE INVOLVE ME SHOW PASSION

HOW PEOPLE LIKE TO BE INFLUENCED

TRACK RECORD APPRECIATE ME GIVE ME EVIDENCE BE CLEAR

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BEING PATRONISED HARD SELL TACTICS USE OF POWER OR AUTHORITY BEING MANIPULATED ASKING THEN DISCOUNTING IDEAS

INFLUENCING TURN-OFFS…

NOT WALKING THE TALK

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6 Levels of Listening

  • Listening to argue
  • Listening to think about your next question
  • Listening to demonstrate you are listening
  • Listening actively
  • Listening to understand
  • Listening to help the speaker

understand themselves

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Values & Influencing:

Know your own core values and stay true to them:

  • Sincerity
  • Honesty
  • Integrity
  • Consistency

= Authenticity Observe and learn from others, but don’t try to be someone else! Displayed in your behaviours

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Building effective relationships:

  • It takes time
  • It takes effort
  • It takes two..!

Make an impact Develop rapport Generate interest Develop respect (and liking?) Create a lasting and positive impression

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Any Questions?

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Influencing exercise:

  • 1. Think about a work situation where you

need / hope to exercise some influence.

  • 2. Identify who you need to influence.
  • 3. Think about the ways in which they like /

do not like to be influenced.

  • 4. Develop an outline plan for how you will

influence them to achieve your desired

  • utcome.
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Mik ike Ush sher

Sector Lead, Health & Central Government Wales Audit Office mike.usher@audit.wales 029 2032 0573

Impact and Influencing workshop!

Thank you for attending the