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The Communication Pyramid

Published by LeaderConnect with Neil Jurd

Effective leaders build strong, positive and trusting relationships with and throughout their teams. Neil Jurd OBE uses the John Powell communication pyramid to show you how to build honest and meaningful relationships.

Objectives

Understand the communication model and its application in various settings; Develop effective communication skills to build trust and motivate teams

Roles

Department Head; Professor; HR Manager; Nurse; Software Engineer; Project Manager; Doctor; Recruiter; Maintenance Staff

Departments

Clinical; Human Resources; Product Development; Facilities Maintenance; Faculty Development

Industries

Technology; Education; Business; Healthcare

Tags

leadership-development; communication-skills; team-building

Topics

Effective Communication; Leadership Development; Team Building

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