Listening Brings Success in People Management

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Managing anything requires effective communication. Listening is an integral part of communication. Speaking and writing we learn from childhood onwards. But in listening we rarely receive formal training. But listening brings success, especially in people management. (...) Read more? Sign up for free

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		Learning to Listen KATHRYN STEINER, MBA, Entrepreneur, United States, Member
	Yes, listening is an art not taught, or easily learned. I personally seek the counsel of others if I'm not sure how to respond, in addition to considering how I want to formulate a reply that is meaningful and appropriate.

		Listening Brings Success in People Management Johnny Michael Tan, Management Consultant, Malaysia, Member
	My favorite reference on communication skills with fresh graduates that I am conducting a workshop is this: "God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth, but most of the times we behave like we have 3 mouths and no ear!"

		Listening is a Good Way to Learn Leonelli Fabio, Manager, Italy, Member
	It's true, listening is very important in people management, but how to learn it? It's difficult and requires us to be quiet. But it's a good way to learn, because you learn the individual and personal perception of someone else, due to both his speaking and behavior.

		Learning to Listen in Childhood Wulf-Dieter Krueger, Teacher, Thailand, Member
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		Listening is an Effective Management Tool... Anthony Belon, Entrepreneur, Malaysia, Member
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		Admit you are a bad Listener! Joy Tio, Student (Other), Philippines, Member
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		Senior Managers Should Listen to Juniors Dan Govender, Manager, South Africa, Member
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		The Importance of Being a Good Listener for Managers COL SUNDER LALVANI, Coach, India, Member
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		Listening and Showing Respect as a Discipline for Effective Leaders Gregory Johnson, Coach, United States, Premium Member
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		Effective Listening is Respectful alphonsus alhassan, CEO, Nigeria, Member
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		Listening May Require no Immediate Response KATHRYN STEINER, MBA, Entrepreneur, United States, Member
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		Listening and Decision Making Ole Lindseth
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		Why Listening is Very Important for Managers Sandra Motsilenyane, Botswana, Member
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		Let's Take Listening One Step Further Ann Savage, Project Manager, Canada, Member
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		Listening and Follow-through Jessica D. Arbuthnot, Manager, United States, Member
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		Listening Skills for Managers / Leaders Ann Wallace, Business School Marketer, Barbados, Member
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		Listen to Understand ales trunk, Business Consultant, Slovenia, Member
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		Active Listening is Needed for Teamwork Maria Montero, Coach, Venezuela, Member
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