Interpersonal Skills Analysis

As part of my M3 I will write a report to review and assess my communication and interpersonal skills during each interaction within my P5 and P6. I will discuss factors such as tone of voice and non-verbal communication. I will also highlight my strengths such as my ability to make a service user feel at ease and my weaknesses such as miscommunication due to misunderstandings.

2.1 It is self-evident that communication and interpersonal skills are crucial in the workplace. Good two-way communication is important to enable the flow of information in an effective way whether it be verbal or non-verbal. Good communication has a positive impact on the performance of the team including; everyone is clear what is expected from them, they receive good feedback and recognition of achievements which makes staff feel valued and boosts employee morale. The manager needs to be approachable and have a non-threatening manner so

These skills I know about and use every day. I now need to focus on increasing my score on the lower ranking sets. I need to learn more types of study aids to help with my course work. Also I know I need to work on communication as well. I tend to stay to myself when it comes to course work. I need to develop a better attitude towards communication with my classmates online with course work.

Francis Scott Key wrote, “...O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.” America is a nation of immigrants. Almost every American citizen can trace their heritage back to a foreign country. Ellis Island was the most common entrance, for immigrants, into America. Today, many immigrants are coming to our great country illegally.

Why is the word “theory” an underrepresented scientific term? Many people define “theory” as a set of unjustifiable assumptions or propositions, whereas others believe a “theory” is a “coherent set of principles used to explain a class of phenomena” (Kingsolver 208). The poor interpretation of “theory” causes an external conflict between people, since people have different denotations for the word “theory” due to the fluctuating amount of scientific knowledge on this term. Although the word “theory” is a prime example of how people interpret words distinctively, people can develop new insights on their previous idea or thought once they gain more knowledge from books or experience and build on to their collection of facts. Barbara Kingsolver and

Throughout the semester my partner and I have learned more about each other such as our history and our plans for the future. We have also discovered how each of us like to communicate differently. The main things I have noticed is that every conversation is unique and they are not all going to need my advice or strong probing. By watching others, I have noticed this same trend. Each week tactics are changing depending on the situation.

The client of the supervisee was of the Latino descent. They form a small minority in the United States of America. However, all Latino—most of whom have emigrated from different Latin American countries—share the same culture. Most of them are Spanish speakers and practice Roman Catholicism. The Latin Americans have familism as their most fundamental value, that is to say, the family is at the center of their individual identities. And also, simpatia which is the promotion of a warm and respectful interpersonal relationship (Cofresí & Gorman, 2004). Nonetheless, there are various subgroups within the Latino community each with their own varying beliefs, practices and values. These

I have also demonstrated my interpersonal skills well while presenting role plays in class such as engaging with the audience while I was showing my role plays by using eye contact while I was performing however I did not use hand gestures like I did in my presentation.

One of the most emotionally significant situations that happened to me was, finding out that my youngest son and another football team mate got into an altercation during a football practice. I arrived to pick up my son and found the coach speaking to him and another boy on the field. This conversation lasted at least 10 minutes so I knew that something must have happened. After the talk with the coach, my son came over to me in tears. I immediately felt protective of my son because he was obviously hurting. I asked him to tell me what had happened, but he was very overcome with emotion and unable to speak. I immediately felt anger that someone might have hurt my child either verbally or physically. My initial anger was at the coach, feeling

My test results tells me that I am Interpersonal, Social and extrarent person. Which are all true. I'm in property management and these are the chartists that I think make me successful. I never know what a person is going through before they walk into my office. All I know is that I will listen and treat them the way I want to be treated. by giving a head knod showing that I'm following as they speak. Respect back what has been said to make sure I have a clear understanding of what has just been told to me, asking questions on these things that I might night be clear to me to effectally do my job. And to acknowledge that if a person keep saying the same thing over and over agin, I've missed something. I'm not a people please I just

receiving physical therapy services is most likely not there to treat PTSD. However, Goodman and Fuller

One strength for my purposed career is communication skills. This is important for an accountant because the accountant must be able to communicate with clients or colleagues. This is also important for an accountant because communicating with clients will allow them to make a decision that is best for them. This skill can help me in my career because I will be able to communicate with colleagues to make decisions. This will also help me in my career because having communication skills will help me understand what my clients or colleagues are trying to say. Also having good communication skills can help me maintain strong relationships with my clients or colleagues.

I spent the weekend, as I often do, on the sidelines of several soccer matches. With apologies to the rest of the world I will utilize the term soccer as that is what we call it in the US; we can save that discussion for a less formal and less professional arena. This weekend I watched the officials, and subsequently the parents of the opposing team, begin to focus on the actions of one player. As the focus shifted to that player she became viewed as more aggressive and more physical than other players on the field. She was called more frequently for penalties, and those calls seemed to cause more frequent and heightened reaction from the parents of the opposing team. The team member in question was not my daughter, nor was she the most physical player on the

Have you ever thought about why your favorite color is your favorite? Well believe it or not, colors are often associated with certain emotions. For example, my favorite color is purple. Purple is often known as a calming and kind color. Years ago though, purple was a very wealthy color; since only the rich and royal could afford such a color. “The meanings associated with different colors are important to marketers because the tools used to communicate brand images are mechanisms of meaning transfer”(Madden et al.). Due to the influence of color on the human psyche, visual artists should be familiar with the effects of colors, how colors are perceived, and how colors are advertized.

A report on the interpersonal skills of listening, questioning and feedback and the benefits of these in the engineering field