Social IQ and Building Trust
Learning to Successfully Navigate the Social World
How much do you know about Social I.Q.? Are you confident that you know what to do and say to avoid conflict at work? Chances are, at one time or another, you found yourself at odds with a co-worker because of a misunderstanding or because someone misinterpreted your actions.
As you know, even the best intentions can go horribly wrong, that’s why you—and all of your coworkers and supervisors—need to expand your Social I.Q.
Because, in spite of your best efforts to do the right thing, a lack of Social I.Q. can result in your doing exactly the wrong thing, causing you to say or do things that offend others, can cause communication to break down and result in conflicts.
Key learning objectives of this module:
The Executive Finishing School - Certificate in Social Competence for Business Professional©
Recent research out of Harvard University suggests that because our long-term success in work and in life is 85% dependent on our “so skills”, we would all be wise to make sure we are socially competent.
Completion of this program entitles the participant to a Level 1 Certificate in Social Competence for Business Professionals©. The program consists of 5 online modules. If you wish to pursue the certification, please refer to the bundled course offering titled - Certificate in Social Competence for Business Professionals.
Module 1: Civility and Leadership
Module 2: Presentation Skills: Image, Decorum, Attitude, and Poise
Module 3: Communication: Oral, Digital, Written and Nonverbal
Module 4: Social Intelligence and Building Trust
Module 5: Priorities and Productivity
The program is designed for:
Topics covered include:
After completing the program, learners will be better able to:
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We are pleased to offer this course in partnership with
Would it surprise you to know that 80% of people are dissatisfied with their jobs? The social landscape in our workplaces is changing. Who we work with, how we work, when we work, how we communicate, and what we perceive as effective, respectful, professional, ethical and kind has also changed. But many of us haven’t changed the way we think, the way we make decisions, or how we interact, and we’re not ready for change. In the new world of work you need a new set of social competencies- skills to help you build trust, to foster collaboration, to communicate effectively, to navigate differences, and to be change ready.
If you are ready to build a better workplace, Civility Experts can help you:
Civility Experts offers civility training, civility train-the-trainer certification, civility workshops and webinars, business etiquette training, civility books and materials, organizational workplace and civility assessments, “Start a Civility Initiative” kits, social intelligence and cultural competence coaching, keynote presentations, international business etiquette consulting, and much more.
For more information, please visit www.civilityexperts.com.
Courtney Feldman
Executive Finishing School Overview
What is Social IQ?
3 Elements of Building Social IQ
Introvert Extrovert Quiz
Discover your social style: What workplace type are you?
Discover your social style: What workplace type are you?
Social Knowledge
Rules of Workplace Etiquette
What is Trust and Why Do I Need It?
Forbes Interviews Stephen Covey on Trust
How Does Social IQ Help Build Trust?
Supplemental Resource Guide
Course Completion Notes
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