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Working Effectively with a Difficult Audience Working Effectively with a Difficult Audience

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Advanced Managerial Communication Todays agenda Why People Get Hostile Effective Listening Skills Dealing with Difficult Questions Dealing with Difficult Questioners Delivering Effective Responses ID: 378038

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Slide1

Working Effectively with a Difficult Audience

Advanced Managerial CommunicationSlide2

Today’s agenda

Why People Get

Hostile

Effective Listening

Skills

Dealing with Difficult

Questions

Dealing with Difficult Questioners

Delivering Effective Responses

Slide3

Why People Get Hostile

Passion/Emotion. Lack of Information.

Fear and Threat. Sense of Impotence.

Self-protection. Resentment of

.

Opposition Figures.

Defensiveness. Isolation. Slide4

Use Effective Listening Skills

Attending skills

– nonverbal behaviors.

Encouraging skills

– set the tone.

Following skills

– ensure understanding

between listener and questioner.Slide5

Dealing with Difficult Questions

Unclear questions – confusing because of structure, length, or word choice.

Questions framed in a limiting way – can trap or restrict you.

“Don’t know” questions. Slide6

Dealing with Difficult Questioners

Be polite

– don’t lower yourself to their level

– stay calm, at least on the outside.

Lessen hostility

by pointing to common

ground.

Paraphrase the feelings

behind questions.

Interrupt repeat offenders

.

Look elsewhere

after responding.Slide7

Delivering Effective Responses

Stick

to your objective and organization.

Provide a

preview

if you have a long answer.

Make your responses

interesting

.

Keep the audience

involved

in Q&A.

Comment

on the question or the process.

Have the last word

. Slide8