This document provides an overview of negotiating and influencing others. It begins with definitions of negotiation and influence. It then discusses the importance of involvement and influence in organizations and tactics for influencing people like using reason, friendliness, or appealing to higher authority. Approaches to influencing others include assertive persuasion, rewarding good behavior, and developing trust. The document also covers principles of persuasion, competencies for becoming more influential, managing one's boss, conducting negotiations, dealing with stressful negotiations, and roles of mediators in resolving disputes.
This document provides an overview of teams in the workplace. It discusses definitions of teams and groups, the typical stages in a team's life cycle including forming, storming, norming, and performing. It also outlines steps for effective teambuilding, roles within teams, types of team leaders, and factors for team success. The document examines how to improve teamwork through goal setting, recognition, and ongoing coaching. It provides guidance on team decision making, diversity, meetings, and building cohesive teams.
The document provides an overview of recent trends in human resources (HR). It discusses four phases of HR development from control to strategic business support. Key changes for HR include globalization, technology, and demographics. The document also examines topics such as HR outsourcing, organizational structures, operating models, strategic HR management, and challenges for smaller employers. Partnership arrangements and the HR situation in the Middle East are also summarized.
This document provides an overview of conflict management by discussing various topics such as types, sources, causes and styles of conflict as well as strategies for resolving conflict at the individual and organizational level. It also examines conflict in Nigerian universities and the role of negotiation and politics in conflict situations. The document contains sections on defining key concepts, outlining models and approaches, and providing questions for reflection.
This document provides an overview of flexible working. It defines flexible working and discusses various types including part-time work, job sharing, telecommuting and more. The advantages and disadvantages of different flexible working arrangements are examined. Barriers to improving flexible working practices and how to develop flexible working policies are also covered. Case studies and insights into the future of flexible working are presented.
This document provides guidance on finding and securing an ideal job, including how to prepare for and conduct an effective job search and interview process. It discusses choosing a career path, what employers look for, self-branding and developing an elevator pitch. Interview preparation tips include researching companies, practicing responses to common questions, and creating the right mindset. The document also offers strategies for negotiating job offers, handling different types of interviews, and following up after an interview. The overall aim is to help job seekers optimize every step of their job search.
This document provides an overview of organizational culture and cultural change. It discusses key elements of culture including vision, goals, values, talent development, and employee empowerment. It also examines components of workplace courage and how to create a culture of trust. Additional sections explore the relationship between culture and ethics, leadership, employee engagement, and performance. The document concludes with case studies and questions about measuring and evolving organizational culture.
This document provides an overview of change management by discussing key topics such as:
1) Definitions of change management, types of change, and issues in the change management process.
2) Criteria for mobilizing change, taking charge of change, and questions to ask when facilitating change.
3) Practical ways to facilitate change, typical reactions to change, and the need for a people plan during change processes.
4) Barriers to change, challenges for change leaders, and how learning and development practitioners can help organizations manage change.
This document provides an overview of employee engagement, including:
1) It defines employee engagement and discusses levels of engagement from engaged to actively disengaged.
2) It identifies key drivers of engagement like work, people, opportunities, and rewards, as well as indicators like reputation, diversity, and work-life balance.
3) It recommends measuring engagement, designing programs for disengaged workers, and ensuring leadership is accountable for engagement levels.
Gender diversity and breaking through the glass ceiling September 2015Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of gender diversity and breaking through the glass ceiling. It discusses definitions, the business case for gender diversity, myths and realities about women in leadership, patterns of gender bias, strategies for overcoming bias, explanations for the glass ceiling, reasons it exists, how women rationalize working under it, and best practices for sponsorship. Global examples of the glass ceiling in France and Turkey are also examined, as well as female labor force participation rates around the world.
This document provides an overview of career progression, advancement, and development. It discusses key topics such as essential skills, creating the right impression, STEM jobs, making career decisions, and managing bad bosses. Definitions are given for terms like career, calling, vocation, and occupational identity status. Principles of career success, planned happenstance skills, and ways for leaders to keep ambitions alive are also covered. The document concludes with a summary and questions.
This document provides an overview of various strategic planning concepts and frameworks. It discusses definitions of strategy, types of strategic decisions, frameworks for developing strategies in different areas like human resources, employee engagement, mobile learning, and diversity. It also covers analyzing external factors through PESTLE analysis and internal factors through SWOT analysis. Additionally, it discusses approaches for creating time for strategy, common myths around strategy execution, and exit strategies for family firms. The document aims to equip readers with knowledge on developing and implementing effective strategies.
This document discusses factors that influence job satisfaction. It explores definitions of job satisfaction and causes of dissatisfaction such as stress. Intrinsic rewards like meaningful work and extrinsic rewards like pay are examined. A survey to measure satisfaction is presented covering aspects like work complexity, supervision, and promotions. Relationships between satisfaction and absenteeism, leadership styles, decision making processes, and trust are investigated. The impact of rewards, work environment, career development and management relationships are also reviewed. The document concludes with considerations for activities to improve employee satisfaction and engagement.
This document provides an overview of innovation in the workplace. It defines innovation and creativity, discusses types of innovation like process and product innovation. It outlines the stages of the innovation process as initiation and implementation. It also examines ways to promote innovation such as seeking the right people, having an innovation process, and being open to small experiments. Finally, it concludes with questions about applying innovation concepts.
This document provides an overview of young people in the Canadian workplace. It discusses Canada's 2011 census data on generational breakdowns and an alternative classification system. It also examines unique personality traits of young people, what they look for in employers, challenges in hiring them, and how to create a culture where they want to stay. The document advocates training young people in basic skills, 21st century skills, and managing expectations to set them up for success.
This document provides an overview of motivation and morale in the workplace. It discusses definitions of motivation, intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, and examples of motivation scales. Sources of job motivation are explored, as are drives for motivation and elements needed for motivation. Leadership and its relationship to motivation are examined. Strategies for developing employee motivation and practices to inspire motivation are presented. Theories of motivation such as expectancy theory, self-determination theory, and equity theory are summarized. Case studies and questions are provided.
This document provides an overview of coaching and mentoring. It defines coaching and mentoring, discusses models like GROW and SMART for setting objectives. It covers selecting coaches and mentors, different types of coaching, creating a coaching climate, and common mistakes in mentoring. The document outlines the steps in coaching and mentoring processes and concludes with a summary and questions.
This document provides an overview of employee retention and attrition. It defines key terms like employee retention and turnover. It discusses different types of turnover and strategies to improve retention like stay interviews, exit interviews, talent retention strategies, career development, and effective orientation programs. It also addresses the costs of high turnover, retaining different generations, and challenges after mergers and acquisitions. Case studies on healthcare workers in rural areas are presented along with problems that result from low retention rates.
This document provides an overview of skills shortages and deficits in Canada and other countries. It discusses definitions of key terms, essential skills for workers, skills employers are looking for, skills training approaches in different regions, and challenges with skills gaps. Specific topics covered include the skills blueprint in British Columbia, the skills situation in Australia, support for skills training from employers, and Ontario's skills gap. The document concludes with a summary and questions for reflection.
Recruitment & talent acquisition October 2015Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of talent acquisition and recruitment best practices. It discusses definitions, the talent acquisition process, tools like realistic job previews and applicant tracking systems, and strategies such as social media, mobile, agencies, and employee referrals. Specific topics covered include attracting top talent, selecting applicants, hiring salespeople, recruiting migrants to Canada, trends shaping the future of hiring, and technology trends in recruiting. The document aims to educate readers on current and emerging practices in recruitment and talent acquisition.
This document provides an overview of talent management and innovation in the workplace. It discusses definitions of innovation and creativity. It also outlines different types of innovation including process, offering, delivery, and finance innovations. The document then covers stages of the innovation process, metrics on countries' competitiveness in innovation, protocols for innovation, diffusion of innovation, and directions of innovation flow. It concludes with strategies for promoting innovation such as recognizing everyone's role, having an innovation process, communicating, and being open to small experiments.
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Ability to influence 360 degrees, is one of the most relevant abilities for the new gen professional. With the world swarmed with information and opinions from all around the power to influence and sell your point is of paramount value.
Marketwired - PRSA: Harness the Power of InfluenceJim Delaney
Jim Delaney, Marketwired CEO, discussed How to Harness the Power of Influence at PRSA ICON in Philadelphia. Social media has changed the identity of an influencer. Therefore, identifying and messaging to influencers must also change. Jim discusses how to capture the interest of your audience and build meaningful and profitable relationships.
Everyone is wrong about influence. Except Your CustomersValeria Maltoni
What is influence? For a decade, Malcom Gladwell’s The Tipping Point has served as a touchstone for those who believe that influence resides in the hands of a select few. Not so, says a new generation of marketers. They believe that thanks to the democratizing power of the Internet, anyone can be an Influential. Both camps are wrong. True influence flows from drawing together people with shared interests. This session focuses on the process of identifying areas of relevancy among your customers and prospects, building community, and allowing others to amplify your influence as you meet their needs.
The document discusses how to establish your brand as a strategic HR business partner. It covers defining brand and the components that make up an effective brand: credibility, relationships, influence, and trust. Credibility is broken down into the four Cs of character, composure, competence, and connection. Influence styles and building trust through expertise, reliability, good will, and authenticity are also examined. The presentation emphasizes developing relationships through formal and informal networking to strengthen one's brand.
The Future of Social Influence in a Social Capital Worldmspataro
This document discusses social influence and the importance of identifying influential consumers. It notes that word-of-mouth recommendations strongly impact purchase decisions and that understanding social influence is challenging without standard metrics. New technologies aim to better measure influence by analyzing factors like reach, relevance, resonance and centrality within communities. Identifying influential consumers can help with customer acquisition, loyalty, product development and marketing. The future will involve more predictive analysis of influence by integrating online and offline data across channels.
Creating a winning brand: How to make killer brands and influence peopleDBD International, Ltd.
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What is branding? How does one create a brand? Brand identity specialist and Fast Company expert blogger David Brier has unearthed a key trend found in big brands or small brands that do big business. It's a secret strategy but one you'll find amongst brands that are successful, make sales and are respected amongst its core audience.
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As marketing shifts from advertising and outbound efforts to inbound efforts based on service, we're fast learning that self-centered-growth is expensive, laborious, and unsustainable. In her INBOUND 2014 Inbound Experts talk, Laura Fitton shows how to combine influence, relationships and customer centricity to achieve organic, sustainable, accelerating growth.
Serve others. Tell stories. Move the center
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This document provides answers to common interview questions for a solution architect position. It discusses how to answer questions about yourself, your strengths, career goals, reasons for leaving previous jobs, weaknesses, knowledge of the organization, and how you've improved your skills. For each question, it offers tips on what information to include and examples of effective responses. The document is meant to help job applicants prepare and feel confident answering common interview questions.
This document discusses how HR can contribute to and align with business strategy in three main ways:
1. HR can operationalize business strategy by implementing the people-related aspects of strategic plans.
2. HR can provide its own "people thrust" that is either connected to or disconnected from organizational aims through HR best practices.
3. HR can be an integral part of business strategy formulation by having two-way influence between business and HR strategies through mutual involvement in planning.
The level of integration between business and HR strategies depends on factors like the planning process, HR's involvement in decision-making, and the extent HR is aligned with business objectives. Measuring HR and people management performance is important to
This document discusses leadership and power in organizations. It defines leadership as the process of influencing others to work towards shared objectives. There are different conceptions of power, including power as the ability to influence others and authority as the right to exercise control based on one's position. Power can lead to commitment, compliance, or resistance from targets. Leaders have different types and sources of power, such as position power (legitimate, reward, coercive), personal power (referent, expert), and ecological power over the environment. Power is not static and can be gained or lost over time based on social exchange theory and strategic contingencies theory. Effective leaders rely more on expert and referent power. The document concludes that leaders need some power
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The document discusses various power and influence tactics used in organizations. It describes three types of influence processes - instrumental compliance, internalization, and personal identification. It also outlines three main influence tactics - impression management tactics, political tactics, and proactive tactics. Several power sources are described such as legitimate power, reward power, coercive power, and referent power. Effective leadership is discussed as relying on personal power and positional power. Specific influence tactics like rational persuasion, inspirational appeals, consultation, and collaboration are also defined and recommendations are provided on their appropriate use.
The document discusses the evolution of human resource management from an administrative function to a strategic partner aligned with business strategy. It emphasizes that people are the most valuable resource for organizations and that viewing HR as an investment rather than expense can increase business performance. Finally, it outlines the key roles and priorities of strategic HR in partnering with business leaders to ensure the organization has the right talent and culture to achieve its goals.
The document discusses how to effectively prototype ideas and influence people. It recommends prototyping ideas quickly by aiming to finish the first iteration in a day using lightweight tools. The goal of prototyping is to convince yourself and others of an idea by getting feedback in a tight loop and iterating based on that feedback. This helps refine both the solution and understanding of the problem. Prototypes should communicate the core of an idea to inspire participation from others. When presenting ideas, tell a story that shows how the idea makes people's lives better in order to sell the dream and pitch to your audience.
What's the future of influencer marketing?Mike Phillips
If there's been a big marketing buzzword in the last year it's been 'influencer marketing' - Bloggers / vloggers / internet superstars / social media celebrities / platform power users…Whatever we choose to call them, they matter.
They matter because many brands believe they are the magic wardrobe-esque shortcut to reach and engage large passionate audiences who value the emotional connection they have with their online idols over and above anything that a brand says or does.
But the vast majority of talks on this subject obsess over predictable areas like product placement and creating 'content'. In this presentation we explore what the future of influencer marketing might look like by asking what the future of influencer partnerships might look like, whether there should be stricter regulation and if influencers have a responsibility to great 'good' content.
This presentation was originally given at a Creative Social event in April, 2015.
The document discusses key topics in human resource management including gaining competitive advantage through people, the impact of globalization and technology, managing change, developing human capital, responding to market pressures, containing costs, and addressing demographic and employee concerns. It outlines objectives for understanding how these factors influence HR strategies and the roles and competencies of today's HR managers.
This document provides an overview of human resources in Ontario. It discusses key functions like talent management, priorities for effective organizations like flexibility and adaptability, and evolving work models like virtual freelancers. It also covers outsourcing HR, leadership issues, innovation processes, HR's role in small and medium enterprises, business partnering, legal developments, and trends to be aware of in the HR field. The document aims to inform readers about current topics and considerations in human resources.
This document provides an overview of people management topics in late 2015. It covers definitions of management, personality types, action sequences, organizing groups, culture, biases, assumptions, roles, mindsets, projects, performance, creativity and advice. The document is from Toronto Training and HR and aims to help managers improve employee engagement, reduce costs and save time. It concludes with a summary and questions.
Negotiation and influencing skills November 2013Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of negotiation and influencing skills training. It includes sections on definitions, influencing elements, styles of influencing, influencing models, sources of leadership influence, traits of influential people, preparing to negotiate, conducting a negotiation campaign, dealing with different personalities in negotiation, negotiating wisdom, signals, pushing versus pulling in negotiation, dealing with difficult people, working towards agreement, third party intervention, drills, and a conclusion with questions. The document contains 50 pages with summaries of the core content covered on each page.
This document provides an overview of managing conflict effectively. It defines key terms like conflict and conflict management. It discusses types of conflict, common causes of conflict, and signs that conflict is present. It also covers topics like role conflict, different conflict handling styles, and strategies for preventing and managing conflict between individuals and groups. The document includes case studies and a recent survey on conflict resolution. It aims to provide human resources and business professionals with tools and techniques for addressing workplace conflicts.
Negotiating and influencing with success May 2012Timothy Holden
This document provides guidance on negotiation, influencing, and career development. It discusses negotiation maxims and strategies, how to effectively negotiate deals, securing raises, and building a reputation as an influencer. Specific negotiation tips are provided, such as preparing well, understanding the other party's interests, and knowing when to compromise or walk away from a negotiation. The document also covers influencing tactics for business leaders and how cultural factors can impact levels of influence.
This document provides an overview of management topics including:
1. The differences between leaders and managers and what effective managers do like focusing on customers, engaging employees, and communicating.
2. How to motivate different personality types, unlearn conventional wisdom, and have effective management conversations.
3. Tips for analytics-based decision making, handling grievances, self-awareness, and managing volunteers and in crisis situations.
4. Additional management challenges like collaboration overload, inappropriate responses, issues in Canada, and managing at Google.
Career advancement and development May 2013Timothy Holden
This document provides guidance on career advancement and development. It discusses identifying personal priorities, understanding common career misconceptions, building relationships, networking, championing one's career, assessing value, creating career plans, managing upwards, identifying natural strengths and weaknesses, and advancing careers in human resources. Specific topics covered include expanding networks, getting noticed, dealing with conflict, international career differences, and questions to consider for career planning.
The document provides guidance for managers to improve their skills and performance. It discusses defining great managers, categories of manager performance, steps to improve capability like skills gap analysis and redefining roles, managing different personality types and dishonesty, the importance of communication and facilitation, building trust, and aiming higher through enabling autonomy and diversity. The overall message is that managers should focus on enabling employees, continuous learning, and creating an environment where people and ideas can thrive.
This document provides an overview of leadership effectiveness and discusses various leadership styles and skills. It covers definitions of leadership and management, areas of focus for leaders like people and results. Specific leadership approaches are examined, including servant leadership, charismatic leadership, and leadership during times of fear. Personal attributes, tasks, challenges, and skills of effective leaders are also reviewed, such as projecting warmth and strength, developing focus, and analyzing team members. The document concludes with questions to help readers assess their own leadership abilities.
This document discusses leadership skills and provides definitions, components, and dimensions of effective leadership. It explores topics like core leadership capacities in schools, competence versus connection, agile leadership, learning and development, authenticity, servant leadership, mindfulness, personal leadership, self-development, and leadership practices at Google. The document aims to help readers better understand leadership through definitions, examples, and questions at the end for reflection.
Dealing with conflict effectively June 2012Timothy Holden
This document discusses strategies for effectively dealing with and managing conflict in the workplace. It defines conflict and identifies common sources and responses to conflict situations. It also provides tips for resolving disagreements with employees and peers, as well as strategies for handling disruptive behavior and difficult conversations. The document emphasizes empowering employees to resolve issues themselves when possible and the importance of reflection following mediation.
This document provides an overview of change management strategies and techniques. It discusses definitions of different types of organizational change, models for managing change effectively, key drivers of change management success, and tips for leading transformational change initiatives. The document also outlines common reasons why change efforts fail and provides exercises and resources for change management practitioners.
This document provides an overview of communication topics including sending and receiving messages, building communication style, persuasive speaking, making messages count, ensuring understanding, communication apprehension, running effective meetings, listening, presentations, emails, virtual teams, learning and development communication, preconceived notions, communicating metrics, levels of speaking, employee voice, leadership communication, and concludes with a summary and questions. The document covers a wide range of communication skills and strategies across different contexts from interpersonal to group and organizational communication.
This document provides an overview of successful people management. It discusses key management functions like planning, organizing, and staffing. It also covers important managerial skills, roles, and how to be an effective manager. The document then explores various topics that managers should be aware of such as perception, problem solving, counseling, traps to avoid, and critical success factors. It concludes with questions.
This document provides an overview of effective people management strategies. It discusses common pain points for new managers, such as prioritization and delegation. It also covers topics like fostering self-esteem in subordinates, avoiding misconduct, developing team culture, and being a strong communicator. The document provides guidance on putting together an effective planning task force and outlines what a good plan and strategy should entail, such as clearly describing problems, exploring solutions, and establishing measurements for success.
This document provides an overview of coaching and mentoring. It defines coaching and mentoring, discusses frameworks like GROW and SMART goals, and covers topics such as selecting coaches, creating a coaching climate, and common mistakes in mentoring. The document outlines the key steps in both the coaching and mentoring processes and concludes with a summary and questions.
This document discusses employee engagement. It defines engaged, not engaged, and disengaged employees. It provides ways to foster engagement such as layered learning and removing obstacles. Drivers of engagement include relationships with bosses and career growth. Enablers include empowering leadership and employee voice. Engagement impacts include perks and tenure. Measures include metrics like productivity and attrition. Highly engaged organizations focus on strategy, accountability, communication, and development.
Leading people better during 2012 January 2012Timothy Holden
The document provides an overview of topics related to leading people better during 2012 as presented by Toronto Training and HR. It includes definitions of leadership, the roles of a leader, emotional intelligence, servant leadership, ways to manage risk, problem solving models, preparing a business for sale, and assessing team dysfunction. It also discusses impacts on leader effectiveness, advancing leadership, leadership development questions, and factors to deliver sustainable high performance. The document contains advice, models, and questions to help improve leadership skills and organizational performance.
This document provides an overview of leadership topics including key drivers of leadership such as ideas, processes, people and actions. It discusses building collaboration, competitive strength, and trust. It also examines reasons for leadership success and failure as well as qualities of effective leaders. The document concludes with considerations for strategic planning as the year ends.
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This document provides an overview of employee engagement and strategies for improving it. It defines employee engagement as having three elements: vigour, dedication, and absorption. It identifies key enablers of engagement including strategic narrative, engaging managers, employee voice, and integrity. The document also discusses how engagement can be measured and initiatives organizations can implement to boost engagement, such as recognition programs, ideas schemes, and benefits packages.
This document provides an overview of effective learning and development. It discusses components to consider when delivering learning content, such as instructional approaches that align with adult learning characteristics. Recommendations are provided for induction programs for new salespeople. Methods to measure the effectiveness of development programs and reasons for not measuring are also examined. The document concludes with a discussion of trends in learning and development.
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This document discusses various types of discrimination in the workplace and strategies to minimize discrimination. It defines key terms around discrimination such as direct, indirect, and harassment. It also outlines actions employers can take such as clear communication of standards, training, and policies to foster diversity and inclusion. Specific types of discrimination covered include those based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, race, and mental health.
This document discusses competency frameworks and their effective use. It defines competencies and competency-related terms. It also outlines several competency models, including examples from SHRM, HRPA, and CME Group. The document explores competency mapping, modelling, and training. It examines competencies for various roles like HR, coaching, sales, and leadership. Overall, the document provides an overview of competency-based management systems and how organizations can identify, assess, and develop competencies to improve performance.
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This document provides an overview of culture and cultural change in organizations. It defines key terms like culture, organizational culture, and workplace culture. It also discusses dimensions of organizational culture, imperatives for addressing culture, categories of cultural issues, and frameworks for cultural evolution and change. The document also covers topics like leadership and sustainability during culture change, building a culture of continuous improvement, recruitment and culture, creating inclusive workplace cultures, and developing high performance organizational cultures.
This document provides an overview of talent management and innovation in the workplace. It discusses definitions of innovation and creativity. It also outlines different types of innovation including process, offering, delivery, and finance innovations. The document then covers stages of the innovation process, metrics on countries' competitiveness in innovation, protocols for innovation, diffusion of innovation, and directions of innovation flow. It concludes with strategies for promoting innovation such as recognizing everyone's role, having an innovation process, and being open to small experiments.
Working hours and work life balance November 2015Timothy Holden
This document discusses work-life balance and related topics over 50 pages. It defines key terms, explores factors that influence work-life balance, and provides tools and initiatives employers and individuals can use. The document examines perspectives like organizational culture, common myths, and challenges specific sectors face. It also analyzes work-life balance issues for teachers, outlining workload, administration, curriculum, technology and other pressures they encounter and potential solutions.
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This document provides an overview of employee recognition and non-financial rewards. It discusses the history and definitions of recognition, different types and forms of recognition including social and electronic recognition. Best practices for recognition programs are outlined, such as recognizing specific behaviors and results. Potential pitfalls in recognition like inauthenticity are examined. Trends toward more results-focused, embedded and software-based recognition are covered. The document aims to help organizations develop effective recognition strategies on any budget.
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Negotiating and influencing others September 2015
1. All you want to know about
negotiating and influencing others
by Toronto Training and HR
September 2015
2. CONTENTS
3-4 Introduction
5-6 Definitions
7-10 Involvement and influence
11-12 Tactics used to influence people
13-14 Approaches to influencing
15-16 Influence and the six principles of persuasion
17-18 Competencies to develop in order to become more influential
19-20 Influential experts
21-22 Aspects of personal power and influence
23-24 Managing your boss
25-26 Basic points of consensual negotiations
27-28 Factors which limit consensual negotiation
29-31 Warming up for negotiations
32-33 Approaches to negotiation
34-35 Why is negotiation so stressful?
36-37 Pay negotiations
38-40 Negotiating and dealing with Chinese business partners
41-42 Effective negotiations with VC organizations
43-44 Mediation
45-46 Roles and functions of mediators
47-49 Questions asked by a mediator
50-51 Conclusion, summary and questions
Page 2
4. Page 4
Introduction to Toronto Training
and HR
Toronto Training and HR is a specialist training and
human resources consultancy headed by Timothy Holden
10 years in banking
15 years in training and human resources
Freelance practitioner since 2006
The core services provided by Toronto Training and HR
are:
Training event design
Training event delivery
HR support with an emphasis on reducing
costs, saving time plus improving employee
engagement and morale
Services for job seekers
8. Involvement
and influence
1 of 3
• Involvement and
influence
• Why are they important?
• What happens when
they are lacking?
• How can they be
improved?
Page 8
10. Involvement
and influence
3 of 3
Actions to be taken
• Norms, values and
practices of the work
environment
• Training and
development initiatives
• Communication
strategies and
approaches
• Formal policies and
programs
Page 10
24. Managing
your boss
• Make sure you
understand your boss
and his or her context
• Assess yourself and
your needs
• Develop and maintain
the relationship
Page 24
26. Basic points of
consensual
negotiations
• Separate the people
from the problem
• Concentrate on
interests and not on
positions
• Develop options that
benefit both sides
• Insist on using some
objective criteria for
evaluating the
options
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30. Warming up
for
negotiations
1 of 2
• How do you want to feel
going into the
negotiation?
• Why do you want to feel
that way?
• What can you do
beforehand to put
yourself in an ideal
emotional state?
• What can throw you off
balance during a
negotiation?
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31. Warming up
for
negotiations
2 of 2
• What can you do in the
midst of a negotiation to
regain your balance?
• How do you want to feel
when you are finished?
Page 31
37. Pay
negotiations
• Perception of managers
• Balancing power in
negotiations
• They pay more next door…
• Empowering and equipping
managers
• Value the job, value the
person
Page 37
39. Negotiating
and dealing
with Chinese
business
partners 1 of 2
• Cultural differences
• Adjusting the mindset
• Building and maintaining
relationships (guanxi)
• Managing face (mianzi)
• Conflicts
• Etiquette
• Legal considerations
Page 39
44. Mediation • Content, process and
people
• Advantages of a
mediator
• Disadvantages of a
mediator
• Direct dealing and
non-direct dealing
• Impartiality and
neutrality
• Mediating in a team
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46. Roles and
functions of
mediators
• Opener of
communication
channels
• Legitimizer
• Process facilitator
• Problem explorer
• Agent of balance (or
reality)
• Networker
Page 46
48. Questions
asked by a
mediator
1 of 2
• What are the issues in dispute?
• Who are the parties?
• What are the facts relevant to
resolving the problem?
• Is there any additional
information or documentation to
share?
• What are the positions of the
various parties?
• What are the interests, needs
and concerns?
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49. Questions
asked by a
mediator
2 of 2
• What are the alternatives to
a negotiated/mediated
outcome?
• What options are available to
resolve the situation?
• Is there anything else to be
considered in finalizing an
agreement?
• Can you anticipate any
challenges regarding
implementation of the
desired agreement?
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