Understanding and adapting to the variety of behavioural styles in the workplace is crucial for fostering a collaborative and productive environment. This Understanding Behavioural Styles in the Workplace focuses on the recognition and application of different behavioural styles, equipping participants with the skills to improve communication and interpersonal relationships within their teams.
Participants will learn to:
Utilize the three “A’s” (Awareness, Acceptance, Adaptation) for enhancing interpersonal relationships.
Identify their own Behavioural Style using a profiling instrument.
Gain insights into the behavioural styles of colleagues to better navigate workplace dynamics.
Develop strategies to manage various behavioural styles effectively.
This Prospen Africa Understanding Behavioural Styles in the Workplace course is designed for:
Managers, Executives, and Supervisors
Team Leaders and Team Members
Any staff member looking to improve workplace interactions and relationships.
Our diverse instructional approaches ensure effective learning:
– Lectures & Presentations: Engage with expert-driven, stimulating content.
– Course Material: Access well-crafted supporting resources.
– Group Work: Collaborate on discussions and case studies for practical insights.
– Workshops & Role-Play: Participate in immersive, scenario-based activities.
– Practical Application: Focus on applying theoretical knowledge in real situations.
– Post-Training Support: Receive extensive support after training for skill implementation.
Module 1: Self-Discovery through Johari Window
Introduction to the Johari Window model for self-awareness.
Module 2: Self-Assessment Activity
Engaging in self-assessment to identify personal behavioural tendencies.
Module 3: Mastering the Three A’s
In-depth exploration of Awareness, Acceptance, and Adaptation in workplace relationships.
Module 4: Behavioural Profiling Tools
Utilizing tools to chart and understand diverse behavioural styles.
Module 5: Personal Behavioural Profiling
Individual profiling exercise to understand personal behavioural style.
Module 6: Marston’s DISC Theory
Interpreting Marston’s theory to comprehend workplace behaviour.
Module 7: Understanding Your Behavioural Profile
Detailed analysis of individual behavioural profiles.
Module 8: Presentation Skills Activity
Presenting and explaining personal behavioural styles and impacts.
Module 9: Strengths and Limitations of Behavioural Traits
Evaluating the contributions of behavioural traits to team dynamics.
Module 10: Group Application Activity
Practical application of behavioural understanding in team settings.
Module 11: Four Dimensions of Behavioural Styles Overview
Reviewing the key attributes of the four primary behavioural dimensions.
Module 12: Relational Concepts in Interpersonal Relationships
Discussing the core concepts of relational dynamics.
Module 13: Communicating Effectively with Different Styles
Strategies for favourable communication with various behavioural styles.
Module 14: People Reading for Behavioural Styles
Recognizing primary behavioural styles through observable signs.
Module 15: Individual Application of Three A’s
Applying the three “A’s” to enhance personal and team interactions.
Module 16: Adaptive Strategies for Behavioural Styles
Developing tactics for engaging and collaborating with each behavioural style.
Module 17: Scenario-Based Group Activity
Applying learned strategies to hypothetical workplace scenarios.