The Language of POSITIVE COMMUNICATION Session Objectives  Discuss the importance of first impressions  Look at ways we can project a positive attitude.

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The Language of POSITIVE COMMUNICATION

Session Objectives  Discuss the importance of first impressions  Look at ways we can project a positive attitude  Discuss three forms of positive communication  Emphasize the practice and impact of courtesy

Video Presentation The Language of Positive Communication

Question For Consideration How quickly do you form a first impression of someone’s attitude toward you?

Three Forms Of Positive Communication  Spoken Words 7%  Tone of Voice38%  Body Language55%

COURTESY Webster definition: 1. Courteous behavior; gracious politeness. 2. A polite helpful or considerate act or remark. 3. An act or usage intended to honor or compliment.

How Do We Provide Courteous Service?

Positive Communication Exercise  Break into groups of two and practice your responses to the provided situations.  Which forms of positive communication will you use to BEST respond to each situation?

Self-Assessment Exercise  How would you decide the first impression you make on the feelings of our customers?  Do you think the impression you make on co-workers or family or friends is different than the impression you make on customers?  How is it similar or different?

Quality Service Means... Showing courtesy to others by communicating in a positive manner.

Remember... In order for us to be a successful organization in service to our external customers, we must first serve each other.

Next Topic... Effective Questioning and Listening “Are you sure you heard what I said you asked when you asked what I meant when I answered your question?”