The most successful, influential people listen with the intent to understand.

Reflective listening gives a person a psychological air to let their emotions breathe and be heard without judgment. This skill is challenging to master without interpersonal skills training.

Moving relationship forward | Todd Davis

Michelle bolds the critical aspect of relationship-building in the workplace, like giving feedback. Micelle suggests the four steps to ask, elaborate, empower, and collaborate. Turn every conversation from a lecture type into a mutually beneficial collaboration.

Building Relationships Through Likability | Michelle Lederman 

Interpersonal skills will positively impact our existence in every aspect of life. However, a lack of interpersonal skills can negatively impact our contribution to the workforce. 
A survey by Harvard Business Review found that almost 69% of managers are difficult in expressing directions, speak face to face, and feel awkward feedback conversation. 
Big Think share 5 tips that every organization can offer their employees, from active listening to giving feedback.

Interpersonal skills

Emotional intelligence plays a vital role in interpersonal skills. The four core components of EQ are self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management. <ul><li>Self-awareness is understanding one's inner state, what makes a person "tick," and their emotional needs. </li></ul>

Explore emotional intelligence | Daniel Goleman 

It's no doubt that hard conversations are tough. We face it every day. Learning how to navigate this type of conversation is a learning path of interpersonal skills training. According to Perel, expectations of ourselves and others act as filters that influence what we see and hear, which is a real problem. Expectations can lead to assumptions about the words and behaviors of others. Perel suggests setting aside one's beliefs about the other party and ascribing no motivations to their terms and behaviors.

Set up difficult conversations for success | Esther Perel 

<ul><li>Self-management refers to how a person regulates their inner state based on understanding how it influences their behavior. </li><li>Social awareness means compassion toward others' emotional needs and being empathetic toward them. </li><li>Relationship management evolves by adapting one's behavior to ensure productive and mutually satisfying interaction with others</li></ul>According to Goleman, emotional intelligence distinguishes between average and outstanding performers.

"The good news about emotional intelligence is it's learned and learnable, and you can upgrade it at any point in life if you're motivated."

Acknowledging what is essential to others will make communication even better. It allows you to communicate in a way that bridges differences and enables cooperation.

Lack of appreciation and respect in the workplace can decrease the possibility of collaborating. Angie lays out three cardinal rules for reconciling differences with others: <ul><li>You can't change another person's perspective, but you can value differences</li><li>You can't make another person respect you, but you can gin row how you respect yourself and treat them with respect. </li><li>You can't change another person, but you can grow in how you relate to them. </li></ul>

Collaborate Intelligently | Angie McArthur 

Interpersonal skills is an essential skills that can help us to be the top performer in many areas of our life. Happy reading, folks. 

From active listening to giving feedback, these five capabilities are integral to interpersonal skills training in the workplace.

DANIEL GOLEMAN

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