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Mr. Vivek Bindra Director - Global ACT www.vivekbindra.com www.globalact.org.in
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Greet, welcome and engage Appropriate closeness Use appropriate titles and honorifics Observe & possibly acknowledge emotion or concern Show respect
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Welcome, seat and personally serve each and every party, if possible. Pour tea. Attend promptly and equally Use collaborative language Open, warm, relaxed body language, slight lean forward, attentiveness Attentive, reflective listening to substance, feelings, needs and interests. Show you understand Mirroring
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Share commonalities (special food, community, culture, sports, prayer, etc.) Soft eye contact, appropriate to the culture, age and gender The power of touch, a handshake, hug, gentle guiding touch Show sincere caring
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“We” & “Us”, not “you” and “them” By agreeing to participate, we all agreed to come with good intentions Options and packages, not positions and bottom lines Colleague, not adversary or opponent Needs, hopes and dreams, not positions, money & principles Goal: Create environment where “we” are all looking for possible solutions
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Percentage communicated through: Words (content of dialogue): 7% Vocal (tone and inflection) : 38% Body language (comfort, integrity, sincerity of belief): 55%
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Demonstrated impartiality/neutrality/concern Acknowledge and honor confidentiality commitment Dependability, responsiveness & promptness Even-handed and fair treatment Collaborative and neutral language Command knowledge of field/facts. Demonstrate thorough preparation. Develop an appropriate mediation strategy. Agenda. Project sense of confidence Project energy that encompasses all in the room
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Active listening Reflective listening (content & feeling) Pacing Start where the party is at, guide, don’t pull Explain what you are doing/not doing and why. Bring party along with you. Review and check back with party. We’ve addressed …, have we addressed …? Is this something you can live with?
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U. Philadelphia study Video of telephone booth with coin in return slot When phone user is asked by actor who says I think I left a coin, did you find it? 92%: no With one variable changed, actor comes by with a gentle touch to shoulder or elbow, with same question- 88%: yes
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Consistency Continuity Congruity Always a factor & at risk Build upon with active listening and respectful care & concern
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THANK YOU
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