In this course, you will learn how to drive results and achieve benefits through two essential interpersonal skills: assertiveness and negotiation.
Assertiveness is a style of communication used by project leaders to deal with difficult situations. This style implies guiding stakeholders in the desired direction without being neither passive nor aggressive. Negotiation, on the other hand, is the art of finding a common ground, achieving a win-win, and avoiding giving in too much.
The goal of this course is to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to apply these two communication skills in your day-to-day job as a project manager. The ultimate goal is to help you become the Project Leader you aspire to be.
Along this course, you will learn how to:
Become an assertive person
Say No when it's needed
Deliver bad news in an appropriate way
Manage conflicts
Negotiate with stakeholders
If being more assertive and a good negotiator is important to you, upskilling your competencies should be among your top priorities. The "The Assertiveness and Negotiation Guide for Project Managers" course tries to demonstrate:
How to set boundaries without becoming inaccessible
How to reach win-win situations
How to become more genuine in relationships without fearing attacks
How to defend yourself against unreasonable requests
In this course, you will learn through examples and scenarios to help you grasp and apply the techniques with your project stakeholders.
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Since 1989 the Institute of Project Management has been committed to promoting education, certification and member services in project management. Our heritage, before expanding internationally - was as the first Irish professional body organisation dedicated to the promotion of the discipline throughout Ireland.
During this period, we have trained over 40,000 individuals as project management has become widely used throughout the entire economy. The demand for education and internationally recognised certification continues to out-perform other professional development sectors.
Our philosophy has always been to ensure that we are up-to-date with the very best thinking and practice in project management worldwide by investing heavily in direct involvement with the international project management community.
