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Event Listings for October 21st, 2014
SCC: Building Relationships (D.I.S.C.)
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10/21/2014 3:00 pm
10/21/2014 5:00 pm
SCC: Building Relationships (D.I.S.C.)
In this session, we’ll examine different communication preferences to improve understanding and communication with both internal and external customers. Using the D.I.S.C. behavioral profile, we start by examining the four quadrants and our own preferences. We will learn the differences of the four styles, how to quickly identify a person’s dominant style, and the basis of communicating with each style. Once identified, we can modify our styles to our customers’ to facilitate optimum communication.
13 Columbia Circle, Suite 104 Albany, NY
matt.scarchilli@sandler.com
MM/DD/YYYY
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
In this session, we’ll examine different communication preferences to improve understanding and communication with both internal and external customers. Using the D.I.S.C. behavioral profile, we start by examining the four quadrants and our own preferences. We will learn the differences of the four styles, how to quickly identify a person’s dominant style, and the basis of communicating with each style. Once identified, we can modify our styles to our customers’ to facilitate optimum communication.
SCC: Building Relationships (D.I.S.C.)
Add to Calendar
10/21/2014 3:00 pm
10/21/2014 5:00 pm
SCC: Building Relationships (D.I.S.C.)
In this session, we’ll examine different communication preferences to improve understanding and communication with both internal and external customers. Using the D.I.S.C. behavioral profile, we start by examining the four quadrants and our own preferences. We will learn the differences of the four styles, how to quickly identify a person’s dominant style, and the basis of communicating with each style. Once identified, we can modify our styles to our customers’ to facilitate optimum communication.
13 Columbia Circle, Suite 104 Albany, NY
matt.scarchilli@sandler.com
MM/DD/YYYY
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
In this session, we’ll examine different communication preferences to improve understanding and communication with both internal and external customers. Using the D.I.S.C. behavioral profile, we start by examining the four quadrants and our own preferences. We will learn the differences of the four styles, how to quickly identify a person’s dominant style, and the basis of communicating with each style. Once identified, we can modify our styles to our customers’ to facilitate optimum communication.