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GETTING ALONG WITH COLLEAGUES

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About Course

You might probably spend more time with your colleagues in your working place than with anyone else.

It’s important to develop productive, rewarding relationships with your colleagues.

It is essential to have, at least, a decent relationship with them. Hopefully, it will be even better than that. Harmonious workplace relationships can make going to work a pleasure. In this course, you will learn how to get along with your coworkers.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand why working with colleagues can be challenging.
  • Value the importance of respect
  • Learn some mandatory skills and habits in workplace.
  • Communicate confidently, effectively and tactfully with all types of people.
  • Learn the different types of workplace conflicts.
  • Sidestep conflict and promote cooperation among everyone on your team. Deliver criticism that is positively accepted, leading to meaningful change.
  • Address differences diplomatically and quickly negotiate solutions.
  • Solve issues with minimal disruption, so you can move on to productive collaboration.
  • Learn the jobs for introvert personality type.

Course Content

MODULAR TRAINING

  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Module 1: How to Define Others?
  • Module 2: Why Working With Colleagues Can Be Challenging?
  • Module 3: The Importance of Respect
  • Module 4: Some Mandatory Skills and Habits
  • Module 5: The Advantages of Getting Along with Colleagues
  • Module 6: Workplace Conflicts – Types
  • Module 7: Jobs for Introvert Personality Type

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It can served as a guide for you to become competent person.
Thank you so much for the learnings..
AM
2 years ago
I learned a lot on how I can mingle with my officemates and how to avoid conflict.

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