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Step One: Identify the Purposes of Communication
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Four Purposes of Communication
Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Four Purposes of Communication
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Communicating to Inform
Most common understanding of communication “We have a meeting next Tuesday” “I need to order 30 copies of this book” “You can submit the papers via ” Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Four Purposes of Communication
Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Why Network? Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
Produce effective super- vision Ensure productive workflow Build personal influence Promote social support Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Trust is Multi-Faceted
Technical ability and skills required Individual ethics and honesty Integrity Loyalty Competence Willing to protect others Trust Openness Consistency Transparent, not secretive Reliable and predictable behavior Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Four Purposes of Communication
Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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How Do I Build Credibility?
Communicate effectively Expertise and Competence Improve communication skills, respond to problems with solutions Use communication responsibly Personal Ethics and Integrity Maintain future orientation, focus on substance over utility, emphasize community over individual Control how you communicate Control of Emotions Avoid use of overly negative emotions in written and verbal contexts Monitor manner, appearance, setting Development of Professional Image Work to display traits of intelligence, self-confidence, determination, integrity and sociability Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Four Purposes of Communication
Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Conger’s Model of Persuasion
1. Establish Credibility Demonstrate expertise and that you have others’ interest in mind 2. Frame for Common Ground Demonstrate that you understand your audience by appealing to its concerns 3. Provide Evidence Utilize a variety of different types of evidence such as numerical data, examples and stories 4. Connect Emotionally Demonstrate your sensitivity to the audiences’ emotional stage and show passion about your topic Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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Conger’s Model of Persuasion
Now you try it! 1. Establish Credibility Demonstrate expertise and that you have others’ interest in mind 2. Frame for Common Ground Demonstrate that you understand your audience by appealing to its concerns 3. Provide Evidence Utilize a variety of different types of evidence such as numerical data, examples and stories 4. Connect Emotionally Demonstrate your sensitivity to the audiences’ emotional stage and show passion about your topic Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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How to Be a Good Advocate
What are you advocating? 1. Plan What communication strategy will be effective? 2. Determine why your boss will care How does my argument link to the things my boss is concerned about? 3. Tailor your argument What types of evidence will appeal to my boss? 4. Assess prior technical knowledge What technical knowledge or jargon is my boss familiar with? 5. Build coalitions Who else in the organization supports this initiative? 6. Hone communication skills What can I do to be sure I’m prepared to present this to my boss? Inform Persuade Convey Goodwill Establish Credibility
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