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Getting Results Without Authority

Seminar Overview

Attendees in this 3-day seminar learn to use influence, persuasion and negotiation within their organization to get buy-in for projects, develop trust and alliances, and achieve win-win results. Topics include: the power of a positive image and how to establish or regain credibility. Keywords: interpersonal skills, people management, human relations, collaborative work environment, conflict resolution, win-win. CEUs: 1.8. Fee per person: $2095, $1895 for AMA members.

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Provider: AMA (American Management Association International)$2,095 
Topic(s): Leadership & Management > Interpersonal Skills

Who Should Attend?
Managers, supervisors, team leaders, office professionals

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Detailed Overview/Outline

How do you influence people who don’t work for you to get the results you need?

Whether you’re dealing with bosses, colleagues, staff members or senior management, the ability to win respect, influence people and cultivate cooperation is absolutely essential to career success. At this seminar, you’ll focus on the key elements of influencing others when there is lack of authority—personal power, persuasion and negotiation.

Learn how to influence people by building your power base using the Personal Power Model…understand exchange and reciprocity (the first steps in the influence process) …adapt behavior patterns that build credibility…persuade with a framework of discovery, preparation and dialogue…master the key components of negotiation.

You’ll practice influencing techniques right from day one through the final activity on day three of this information-packed program—and enhance your learning with videos, exercises, assessment tools and group discussions.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Managers, supervisors, team leaders, project managers and office professionals who need to get work done through others—or anyone who needs to influence people or convince them to buy into an idea or follow up on a request.

AMA has designed a unique version of this course for federal employees, seminar #7532.

The Institute for Certification, a department of International Association of Administrative Professionals™, will grant 18 points towards CPS® recertification to qualified individuals who attend this seminar.

This Seminar Features Blended Learning

AMA Blended Learning combines instructor-led training with online pre- and post-seminar assessments, tune-up courses and other resources to maximize your training goals. Through a blend of proven instructor-led seminars and powerful online technology, AMA Blended Learning provides a compelling and more comprehensive experience for the learner—producing a greater return-on-investment for the employer and the seminar participant.

HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT:

  • Establish or regain credibility so you can begin to influence people
  • Effectively use your power base to persuade others
  • Understand the person you’re trying to influence—and persuade through give-and-take
  • Develop and grow relationships within your organization and beyond
  • Create a collaborative work environment for faster, better results
  • Let work styles and communication differences work for, not against, you
  • Successfully sell your ideas and implement change
  • Achieve trust and give-and-take relationships up, down and across the organization
  • Influence people while projecting self-confidence without being pushy
  • Adapt your style to the person or situation you’re dealing with
  • Identify various negotiating techniques that promote win-win outcomes

WHAT YOU WILL COVER:

Personal Power

  • Understanding your personal power
  • Personal power behaviors
  • Attributes of effective/ineffective influencers
  • Your power relative to the other person
  • Influence strategies
  • Commitment Model: why commitment from others doesn’t happen by chance

Reciprocity and Relationships: The First Step in the Influence Process

  • Mental model of influence
  • Reciprocity assessment and case study
  • Principles of reciprocity
  • Building relationships
  • Creating partnership

Personal Preference

  • Linkages between personal styles and reciprocity, relationship, partnership
  • Style indicator and interpretation tool
  • Blind spots in your self-knowledge
  • The negative attribution cycle

Persuasion

  • Key components of persuasion: discovery, preparation, dialogue
  • The need to adjust to different audiences
  • Understanding the world of the other person
  • The role of investment and risk in persuasion
  • Achieving credibility
  • Managing stakeholders
  • Reaching a common goal
  • Selling your position by providing evidence
  • Connecting emotionally
  • Best form of communication: listening, questioning
  • Practicing persuasion techniques

When Conflict Comes Between You and Your Desired Results

  • Approaches to conflict resolution
  • Conflict activity
  • Giving and receiving feedback
  • Using a win-win mindset

Getting Better Results Through Negotiation

  • Power, information, timing and approach
  • Basic principles of negotiation
  • Various steps in negotiation
  • Final negotiation activity

Developing an Action Plan

Extended Description

Learning Objectives

  • Determine Your Personal Power Base
  • Analyze Your Approach When Influencing Others, and Know How to Adjust It
  • Identify the Fundamentals of Exchange and Reciprocity
  • Develop and Apply Persuasion Skills Using Four Skill Steps to Influence Others
  • Improve Your Basic Interpersonal Skills of Listening, Questioning and Providing Constructive Feedback
  • Appreciate the Value of Constructive Conflict and Learn How to Work Through Conflict Situations When Influencing
  • Identify the Basic Steps of Negotiation, and Promote Win/Win Results

Personal Power

  • Describe the Personal Power Model and How to Use It as Your Personal Power Base
  • Identify the Behaviors Indicating Effective Influencing
  • Define Ways to Develop the Platform for a Personal Power Base

Building Your Personal Power Base

  • Describe How Exchange, Relationship and Partnership Are the Foundation of One’s Personal Power Base and the Keys to Influence
  • Identify Your Exchange Portfolio
  • Define the Principle of Reciprocity
  • Identify Ways to Build Relationships Upward, Downward and Laterally Within Your Organization
  • Explain the Value of Creating Partnerships

Personal Preferences

  • Describe the Importance of Behavioral Patterns When Influencing Others
  • Explain the Major Behavioral Patterns That You Deal with in Organizations
  • Identify Your Preferred Behavioral Pattern and Those of Others
  • Define the Impact of the Negative Attribution Cycle

Persuasion

  • Define and Apply Credibility, Logic and Emotion in the Persuasion Process
  • Evaluate Where Your Audience Is on Both the Communication and Personality Issues, and Develop an Approach
  • Discuss How Persuasion Is a Learning and Negotiation Process
  • Explain How to Follow the Key Learning Steps of Discovery, Preparation and Dialogue in the Persuasion Process

When Conflict Comes Between You and Your Desired Results

  • Describe the Impact on Getting Results
  • Discuss the Conflict Management Responses Available
  • Define How to Provide Constructive Feedback and Not Add to the Conflict
  • Explain How to Select the Appropriate Option for a Situation

Getting Better Results Through Negotiation

  • Explain the Key Preparation and Process Steps of Negotiation
  • Define and Apply the Principles of "Soft" Negotiation
  • Apply Influence, Persuasion and Negotiation Activity

Action Plan

  • Identify Learning Points from the Program
  • Apply Learning Points to Specific Changes on Persuasion Offers

Days: 3

CEUs: 1.8

Sponsor Background:
The American Management Association was founded in 1923. They have built a content control check into every one of their professional seminars. Plus a series of checks and balances to ensure that the content of every AMA seminar is precisely targeted to:

  • provide comprehensive, hands-on training that is of practical use when you return to the job
  • focus on need-to-know specifics, relevant to the demands of global business today
  • offer the expertise and personalized attention of top-ranking instructors
  • facilitate your career development and business savvy

Whether you're looking for a solid foundation of business fundamentals or strategies to help you seize growth opportunities for your company, AMA offers expert instruction to help you:

  • manage your priorities effectively
  • cultivate more productive working relationships
  • increase your on-the-job value
  • align your skills with marketplace demands
  • bring out the best in people, processes and yourself

Cancellation and Refund Policy

If you cannot attend a seminar you may contact AMA in advance to transfer to a future session, or can send someone to take your place. If you need to cancel your attendance, AMA will give you a complete refund if you cancel more than three weeks before your seminar begins. To cancel, simply call. If you cancel with less than three weeks' notice, you will be liable for the entire seminar fee, however you may request a courtesy transfer to use at any future AMA seminar of equal or lesser value. The courtesy transfer must be used within one year of the date of your originally scheduled seminar. In fairness to all attendees, if you do not attend a seminar session for which you are confirmed, and do not cancel with a minimum of three weeks’ notice as described above, you will be charged the entire seminar fee.

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