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Cooperative Conversation Without Competition
- A good conversation is a joint effort, with each person building on the other, and this ‘construction’ of trust and cooperation does not have any space for competitiveness or one-upmanship.
- When we try to impress, disagree with, or argue with the other person with an aim to 'win', we do not deepen our relationship.
- Winning an argument is a temporary win and a loss in the long run.
- We need to aim for creating mutual knowledge instead of making the other person subscribe to our mindset.
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Coworkers And Conversations
- Workplace conversation used to take place near the water cooler, usually involving current events, sitcoms, or the weather.
- The pandemic shifted most of the communication in the hands of technology with Zoom, Slack and email being our only channels to converse with coworkers. ...
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Back To Non-Transactional Discussions
Certain discussions without any particular agenda are important to build a relationship with a colleague. It gives employees a chance to get to know each other, sharing certain aspects of their experience and personal lives that they would not otherwise.
One can invite a colleague to lunch...
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Listening Is A Lost Art
The shared understanding that builds relationships starts with genuine, active listening, which is a neglected art in a world filled with distractions and multitasking.
- Turn your phone into aeroplane mode and go somewhere to talk to a colleague where people would not...
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Winning an Argument
The odds of winning an argument require more than just logic and rationality, as there are a lot of other factors involved.
By understanding and changing the 'frames' a person uses and center them around a shared belief, we can help our cause.
Why Conversations Last Longer Than Expected
About 70 percent of people want an ongoing conversation to end earlier than it does, even with friends and loved ones. Whatever the length, a conversation never ends when we want it to end. We don’t normally be upfront about this and say it on the other person’s face, mainly to be polite and not ...
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