Effective Communication Skills

Effective communication skills are fundamental to success in many aspects of life.  Many jobs require strong communication skills and people with improved communication skills usually have better interpersonal and social relationships.

 Why do you need to achieve excellence in Communication skills ?

-What you are today,Personally,Socially,Academically&Professionally, is because of all that communication you did till now . And so in Future.
-Right Written communication can make you top in exams, while bad one can push you down even if  your answers are correct .
 -Right communication skills can award you selection in job interview while bad one can give you rejection even if you have all the technical knowledge .
-Right communication skills can bring up your personality dynamics and repays celebrity like image in the environment  you  are living while bad one can push you behind average.
-Right personal traits evolved through excellent communication skills can keep you ahead in professional environment .
-Overall Good Communication skills turns into an admirable personality which is not only appreciated well in social circle but rewards a self esteemed recognition .

To be a successful professional you must attain a level of excellence in below points ,

• How to communicate your goals
• How to use numbers to gain accuracy
• The use (and misuse) of humour at work
• How to explain your ideas
• How to handle a negative cynic
• The use of affirmative language

Skills Ahead  provides a unique program on improving your communication skills , a crux of the program is given here â??

• Self-awareness
  The Johari Window
  Active listening
• Feedback
  FICS (Facts, Impact, Consequences, Suggestion)
  BOOST (Balanced, Objective, Observable, Specific, Timely)
• Presentations
  Preparation and the purpose statement
  Spicing up your presentation and using aids
  Understanding and improving body language
  SMART objectives (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time)
  WIIFM (Whatâ??s In It For Me)
• Written communication
  Being audience-centric
  Power of plain language
• Cultural differences and classification
  Low context versus high context
  Monochronic versus polychromic
• Social styles: analytic, driver, amiable, expressive
• Internal communication
• Negotiations and conflict management
• Activities
  Role play
  Presentations
  Practical exercises and icebreakers