Human Relations By Laura Portolese Dias 2012 Laura
Human Relations By Laura Portolese Dias © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 1
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Chapter 13 Manage Your Career © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 3
Learning Objectives 1. Apply power positioning techniques to your own career. © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 4
Career Management and Emotional Intelligence Self-Management Self-Awareness Social Awareness Relationship Management • Coping with change • Controlling emotions • Personality traits • Understanding your own communication style • Using our POWER behaviors • Dining etiquette • Handshake, introduction etiquette • Technology etiquette • Thank you notes • Clothing choices • Handling change • Using power positioning appropriately • Having social awareness can help improve relationships • Find a mentor © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 5
Career Management and Emotional Intelligence • • • Emotional intelligence Diversity Teamwork Communication Conflict Ethics Motivation Personal success = happiness Decision making Stress management © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 6
Power • Power definition • Influence • Types of power – Reward – Coercive – Legitimate – Expert – Referent © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 7
Power Personalities • Power compulsive • Power shy © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 8
Power positioning • Power position – Definition – Examples of ways to enhance power position © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 1 -9
Power Positioning • • • P: Positive approach O: Open W: Willingness E: Employing R: Remembering © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 10
Learning Objective 1. Describe how you can be promoted in your current or future organization. © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 11
Career Promotion • Plan • Attitude • Action © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 12
Learning Objective 1. Be able to explain etiquette aspects that can help you achieve career success. © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 13
Impression Management • Introductions – Handshakes – Order of introduction • Dining out • Clothing © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 14
Impression Management • Technology • Reputation management • General etiquette – Be on time – Apologize if you make a mistake – Eye contact – Swear words – Don’t interrupt © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 15
Learning Objectives 1. Be able to explain the personality characteristics that can increase the chances for your personal career growth. 2. Be able to explain why having a mentor can be an important part of your career growth. © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 16
Successful Personality Traits • • Motivated Driven Good social skills Listening Reading body language Written communication Verbal communication Ability to make good decisions © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge 17
Successful Personality Traits • Ability to work with a diverse workforce • Teamwork • Handling conflict • Managing emotions • Find a mentor • Deal with change and continually learn and update skills © 2012 Laura Portolese Dias, published by Flat World Knowledge • • • Managing stress Being ethical Positive attitude Goal oriented Informing your supervisor that you want to grow your career 18
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