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Crucial Conversations: Varsha Patel What are they When should they be used
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Examples of Crucial Conversations Ending a relationship Talking to a co-worker who behaves offensively or makes suggestive comments Asking a friend to repay a loan Giving the boss feedback about her behavior Approaching a boss who is breaking his own safety or quality policies Critiquing a colleague’s work Asking a roommate to move out Resolving custody or visitation issues with an ex-spouse Dealing with a rebellious teen Talking to a team member who isn’t keeping commitments Discussing problems with sexual intimacy Confronting a loved one about a substance abuse problem Talking to a colleague who is hoarding information or resources Giving an unfavorable performance review Talking to a co-worker about a hygiene problem
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Groups of 4 State the context Your role What was the outcome What would have happened if the conversation did not occur
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The Benefits Kick start your career Improve your organization Improve your relationships Revitalize your community Improve your personal health
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Handling Crucial Conversation
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Silence vrs. Violence Masking Avoiding Withdrawing Controlling Labeling Attacking
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What’s happening http://youtu.be/pOc4XgBespw http://youtu.be/j8Bc7eRTdWY DONT JUDGE TOO QUICKLY! http://youtu.be/38SjLh9WpWw
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Perspective is everything http://youtu.be/42E2fAWM6rA http://youtu.be/42E2fAWM6rA
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