Behaviour Management Versatility
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Case Study: Elements of
this course were incorporated into a three day ProSkill
programme for Chequer
Foods |
We must increasingly deal with a wide range of behaviour types
amongst the customer group. Our success will be increased if our
behaviour management and versatility increases.
Overview
Many years ago, you could be successful by being able
to effectively deal with one type of person. Today success
requires us to deal with a variety of different behaviour types.
This applies internally and externally. As people move in an
organisation, we must quickly adapt to new people and create
rapport quickly. This ‘chameleon’ quality is often a key
differentiator between successful and unsuccessful people.
This thought provoking and stimulating course allows participants
to quickly target behaviour modification in a simple and effective
manner.
Who Should Attend
Anyone who has to deal with a wide range of people.
Duration
1 Day
Behaviour Management - Course Objectives
Participants will learn:
the underlying principle of Behaviour Analysis and the strengths
and weaknesses of their own behaviour type
how to identify the behaviour type of other people easily and
quickly
to modify their behaviour to meet the needs of different groups
to handle groups containing mixed behaviour types
Behaviour Management -
Course Outline
Behaviour Types
Behaviour characteristics
Underlying behaviour factors
Reaction under stress
Behaviour groups strengths and weaknesses of each group
Self-Discovery
Behaviour Identification
Behaviour type clues
Identification-by-proxy
How negative comments may indicate behaviour type
Pitfalls in identification
Handling Different Types
Key differences between your type and other types
Versatility factors
‘Meeting’ versatility skills
Each stage in the sales process and how to modify behaviour
Mixed Behaviour Type Groups
Handling different types in Stand-Up presentations
How good proposals and reports meet the needs of different types |