Active listening skills with empathy and emotional intelligence. Give and take feedback at work and personal life
InstructorAlex GenadinikThe curriculum covers eye language, posture, and response timing alongside neurodiversity impacts on communication.
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An orange graphic highlights the SBI feedback model as a tool for active listening, noting its use by Fortune 500 companies to help individuals become better leaders.
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The presenter discusses strategies for developing thicker skin to handle feedback effectively, emphasizing emotional resilience as a key soft skill.
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The use of personal anecdotes and clear video labeling helps ground the psychological concepts in real-world context.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals of professionals and leaders looking to improve feedback and listening skills.