Training Course Overview
Welcome to this powerful, life-changing, personal development Anderson training course! Harvard University has stated “That 85% of all satisfaction and joy we receive as human beings, revolves around our ability to get along with others, that is, our RELATIONSHIPS with other people. Only 15% comes from our achievements, positions and earned success”. They, along with the most updated research from the Fortune 500 Companies, are declaring that the people skills, the interpersonal relationship dynamics, are the major area of where success lies!
This compelling Anderson training course teaches delegates on how to build and project a self-confident image, create better relationships with key people, and polish their communication skills to directly influence the rate that their career grows. Today more than ever, personal success comes down to interpersonal effectiveness – the capacity to work with others to get things done. Effective People Skills will arm you with a rich and powerful range of skills and methods to help you gain the full benefits of interpersonal excellence.
Training Course Objectives
By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to know:
- How to use dynamic interpersonal relationship skills
- How to self-coach yourself, and release your incredible potential
- How to understand why your self-image affects everything you do
- How to motivate yourself and build a positive team
- How to develop a powerful, proactive action plan, for your life
Designed For
This powerful, people developing Anderson training course is a career builder, for all current leaders, and those being groomed for future leadership positions. This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- Professionals who would like to improve their self-management and personal effectiveness
- Managers / leaders who would like to improve their interpersonal relationships, communications and people building skills
- Individuals who want to develop and sharpen, their personal communication skills