Overview/Description
"What we've got here is a failure to communicate." Could this apply to your project team? Failure to communicate is a common problem on teams. Communication takes effort. It also takes empathy, understanding, listening, openness, honesty, integrity, and trust.
Open communication begins on a foundation of trust. Team-mates must know and trust one another to feel comfortable expressing their opinions. Project teams rely on the participation, input, and opinions of all team participants. Learning to speak up and encouraging others to open up are important to a team's communication. Giving and receiving feedback gracefully is another critical part of good communication on a project team. Without effective feedback, little will be accomplished. Good communication on a team doesn't just happen. In Project Team Communication Skills, you'll learn ways to get your team talking, to listen effectively, and to provide and receive feedback.
Target Audience
Project team members, project team leaders, team members, team leaders, junior executives, staff members