Connecting in the Workplace Training

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The world is becoming smaller every day thanks to the advent of social media, internet and globalization. It feels like every day is a new opportunity for to connect with others. Sometimes, these ideas don't translate well in the workplace. It is often difficult for us to make connections with people from different backgrounds, as well as the culture of the company and the setting in which we work. Tenured professionals may feel distant and unable to sustain their presence within their organizations. It is therefore important to learn how to communicate with others, and to keep your team's appreciation high.

This course will give you the motivation to do just that. You'll be able to create networks, communicate with others of all levels, and build a special bond with your group that transcends any challenges you may face. Other training courses are available that focus on more specific skills. You might want to learn how to deal more difficult situations.

It is vital to connect with other colleagues at work. It allows you to project a positive image and build long-lasting networks that can help your career and those of your family members. You can also uphold the company's culture and help to reduce employee turnover. The effects of your connections and conversations with others can have a huge impact on your company's culture. You might even get lost in the number of details you need. Our experts and we can help you with that. This training session will help you to become an excellent conversationalist, and create multiple connections without having to worry about the details. Find out how to make connections today!

Connecting in the Workplace Training Outline

Integrate easily into their company’s culture

There is no doubt that integrating into another culture can be quite difficult. You must learn ways which may not be the same as the ones you grew up with or have already gotten used to at your previous company. Other companies might prefer fast-paced talks over more intimate discussions, while others may prefer a more jovial approach over a serious one. Know that all these traits have their own merits and pitfalls, so you’ll want to know exactly how to adapt to each one. As such, this training course will arm you with knowledge on the different kinds of company culture and how to adapt to each one.

Turn Impressions into “Impressive”

Of course, there is nothing more unavoidable than that early look your present workmates might give you. Some of us may find it hard to ignore and just head to the nearest locker room to prepare themselves. Needless to say, it’s very normal to feel shy and even distant from the people you meet. In fact, you’ll be surprised to know that even the most proficient employees also face the same problem when meeting new clients and faces within their company. We all worry about first impressions, and it is therefore our job to show you how you can make that first appearance be the best spectacle your more experienced peers have ever seen. Here, you will learn how to address in any situation, handle small talk and even turn your teammates into lunchmates!

Learn Networking Skills

Networking is easily one of the most important aspects of any career. Ambition and willpower are important assets and prerequisites in their own right, but the stability of your career will depend on how well you can maintain the connections you’ve already established. The very nature of our training course is such that you can easily establish a sense of connection with our friendly teams, and even with your classmates. The new faces, the interactive discussions and the fun-filled activities are all there to give you a sense of inclusion. Here, you will be able to learn how to network and even how to apply such skills in many different situations.

Converse Without Fear

Even the best professionals and leaders know that all conversations are always preceded by a sense of fear. People worry about what they might end up saying; whether it can be culturally-offensive, incomprehensible, or just absolutely laughable. This fear is always present even when you’ve already established yourself. In fact, it may persist even when you’ve already established professional connections with others. Worse still, if this fear is not addressed decisively, it can permanently damage your self-esteem and deny you the opportunity to keep moving forward both as a professional and as a person. Fear is the first roadblock to success and must accordingly be addressed. Here, you will learn tips on how to compose yourself before speaking, what to do when you lose your train of thought and how to sharpen your memory under pressure.

Communicate Appropriately and Read Body Language

Of course, when creating connections with others, there are certain customs and rules which must be observed to maintain professionalism within the workplace. When asking questions, they must be framed in professional ways and you must always be on the lookout for physical signs of approval and disapproval. Therefore, one of the goals of this training course is to teach you how to always remain on the safe side in every conversation while still being assertive as ever.