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Provided by: Target Learning Target Listening - Listen, Learn & RememberListening Skills |
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* "Zone out" during meetings or discussions?
* Have difficulty "reading" a person's body language?
* Respond inappropriately during meetings or discussions?
* Can't take effective notes during meetings or discussions?
* Avoid speaking with certain people because of personality conflicts?
* Have trouble retaining complex information during meetings or discussions?
If "YES" to any of these questions, you are likely a "Passive Listener".
To become an "Active Listener" you need to develop listening goals that fit your own thinking style (and the thinking style of the speaker). This method will immediately improve your comprehension, retention, and recall of everything you hear.
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Anyone who would like to improve his or her listening and retention skills during meetings, conversations, and classroom or training sessions.
What will I learn?
You learn how to:
* Identify the meaning of your speaker s body language
* Identify your speaker s true intentions to avoid misinterpretation
* Take effective notes during meetings and training sessions
* Improve your overall concentration skills
You will also learn how to listen and respond appropriately during:
* Meetings and presentations
* Face-to-face conversations
* Telephone conversations
* Discussions with team members
* Confrontations with angry (or hostile) customers
What makes this seminar different?
It is virtually impossible to remain completely attentive during every conversation, meeting, or training session; none of us can maintain 100 percent focus, 100 percent of the time. Therefore, we will show you how to recognize key phrases and non-verbal communication that will signal when to respond and how to elicit the desired reaction from the speaker. After all, listening is only half the battle.
