Why it’s important to optimize how we communicate.
We communicate every day. This happens in a wide variety of ways and through diverse channels – verbally, nonverbally, face-to-face, on the phone or in video conferences. Now that face-to-face contact is limited, digital solutions are especially popular. Being able to facilitate a conversation without misunderstandings not only reduces unnecessary stress, but also enables information to be exchanged purposefully and successfully.
How do we communicate with each other?
As a rule, there is always a sender and a receiver. How precisely and with what intention messages are sent has an influence on how the recipient receives and processes them. There are various ways of optimizing messages to ensure that the desired information is accurately understood by the recipient. In this PowerPoint template, you’ll discover relevant models for improving team and customer communication in your company and to effectively prevent conflicts.
Different situations require different techniques.
Whether your team is brainstorming a new strategy or you need to prepare for an interview, this template provides you with targeted advice on how to handle different communication situations. Learn about the different types of listeners, the role of disagreement, and the optimal way to deliver criticism. Find the right methods for you and enjoy a comprehensive toolbox of models and approaches compiled in a practical overview complete with an easy-to-navigate list of links.
With the Communication Toolbox for PowerPoint, you can
- master successful team communication
- learn how your company can reach its stakeholders
- learn which forms of communication are relevant to you
This PowerPoint Template includes:
- Four-Sides model
- Communication square
- Virtual team communication
- Iceberg model
- Shannon-Weaver model
- Vicious Cycle of Communication model
- Schramm model
- 7 C’s of Communication
- Betari Box
- Berlo’s model
- Merrill’s Social Styles
- Johari Window
- Gerbner’s Communication model
- Albert Mehrabian’s communication model
- David Grove’s Clean Language
- Ladder of Abstraction
- Transactional analysis
- Uncertainty Reduction theory
- Elaboration Likelihood model
- Lasswell’s Model
- Agenda Setting
- Cultivation theory
- Spiral of Silence
- Brainstorming
- Moderation process
- Interview
- Coaching
- Types of listening
- Analytical listening
- Conflict management
- Negotiation management
- The Five Canons of Rhetoric
- Aristotle’s model of communication
- Minto pyramid
- KISS principle
- Public relations control loop
- PR process cycle
- Corporate communication framework
- Issues management process
- Phases of a crisis life cycle
- Organizational network analysis
- Szpekman’s communication framework
- Communication Plan
- Golden Triangle of Teamwork
- Belbin’s team roles
- Dialogue mapping
- SMART method
- Intervision
- Rose of Leary
- SPIKES model
- CEDAR model
- DESC model
- Feedforward
- Monroe’s Motivated Sequence
- AIDA elevator pitch
- Persuasion techniques
- Storytelling principle
- Narrative arc
- Story pyramid
- Storytelling guide
