Building Successful Work Relationships

Introduction:

In the interdependent workplace, we rely on each other to get things done. A professional network isn’t something we can take for granted – mapping work relationships can be a complex task and understanding different behavioral styles takes effort – but it pays off! Good working relationships mean more than just reducing conflict and misunderstandings. It also means building trust, increasing influence, and benefitting from the knowledge and advice of co-workers and senior managers.

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This course has been approved for 14 PDUs | 14 CDUs

Objectives:

Understand the importance of effective work relationships
Identify the interdependencies between you and your colleagues
Communicate effectively to create rapport and connect with others
Engage with and maintain your network of professional relationships
Use quality dialogue to focus discussion toward mutual outcomes
Develop collaborative, trust-based relationships that achieve meaningful results

Course Outline:

The Importance of Work Relationships

  • Expectations of Work Relationships
  • The Value of Relationships
  • Effects of Work Relationships

Mapping Your Work Relationships

  • A Network of Relationships
  • Mapping Work Relationships
  • Languages of Appreciation

Identifying Interdependencies

  • Clarifying Purpose
  • Systems Thinking
  • Analyzing Independencies

Bridging Work Styles

  • Understanding Behavioral Styles
  • Strengths and Trouble Spots
  • Bridging Different Styles

Building Your Network

  • Relationships, Communication, and Results
  • Networking Principles
  • Reputation Management

Collaborating For Success

  • Understanding Personalities
  • Aspects of Trust
  • Recognizing Blind Spots

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