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5 Styles of Effective Listening That Will Make You Smarter

Project Bliss

You may think knowing styles of effective listening won’t mean much or matter to you. But think about this… When someone is talking to you, do you find yourself thinking of what you’re going to say next rather than really listening? Sometimes listening takes effort. 5 Styles of Effective Listening.

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Agile Leadership: Guiding Teams with Vision and Versatility (From PM to PSM 08)

Scrum.org

The project management principle "Demonstrating Leadership Behaviors" aligns closely with the Scrum ethos, emphasizing the importance of effective leadership in fostering team success and positive outcomes. Inflexible Leadership Style: Project Managers might be used to a one-size-fits-all leadership approach.

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How to Identify Different Work Styles for Better Productivity

ProjectManager.com

Not everyone works the same way, which is why there are different work styles. What Is a Work Style? Work style is simply the way a person thinks, structures, organizes and completes their work. Perhaps the best solution would be to develop hybrid work processes that allow for a variety of work styles. Leader Work Style.

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7 Secrets for Effective Team Communication

ProjectManager.com

Jennifer Bridges, PMP, shows how you and your team can communicate effectively. In Review – 7 Secrets for Effective Team Communication. Effective team communication might seem complex, but Jennifer said that when it’s boiled down to essentials, it can become very simple. People, she added, want to communicate effectively.

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What Really Is a Servant Leader?

Scrum.org

A servant leader demonstrates: 1. Empathy and Listening: They understand each team member's unique challenges and contributions. This mindset leads to effective teams and products that can genuinely meet the needs of customers and communities. This leadership style is critical in unlocking the full potential of Agile practices.

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We are People, Not Resource

Scrum.org

This perception might result in a transactional management style focused solely on profit and loss, often neglecting the well-being and engagement of employees in the long run. It propels a leadership style that is inclusive, supportive, and attuned to individual needs, highlighting the irreplaceable contributions of each team member.

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20 Books on Communication in the Workplace

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Shut Up And Listen: Communication with Impact. It covers listening, persuasion, reading, writing and talking but probably more about writing than any other kind of comms. Here are my suggestions of the best books on communication in the workplace. Scroll down to the bottom for the full list of books and where to get them. Can We Talk?