Speak to your customers the way they want to be spoken to.
Our behaviour styles workshop will teach participants how to identify, speak and interact with different types of people.
The crucial differentiating factor that distinguishes satisfied customers and employees from loyal ones lies in the concept of value. Loyal individuals not only receive value from our offerings but also experience a genuine sense of being valued by us. To ensure they feel truly appreciated, it is essential to grasp their unique Behavior Style and respect their preferred mode of communication. This understanding becomes instrumental in fostering effective and efficient communication, which remains one of the few remaining competitive advantages in today’s landscape.
Learn how to make the most of every conversation.
People Skills
Workplace Cohesion
Awareness of Others
Customer Conflict
Behaviour Styles®
In various professional roles such as salespeople, coaches, and colleagues, it is common to make assumptions about individuals’ motivations. To enhance the selling or coaching experience, the implementation of Behaviour Styles® can enable individuals to gain a deeper understanding of their personal biases. Furthermore, it aids in comprehending why certain individuals may display reduced responsiveness, engagement, or unique reactions during discussions. Armed with these valuable insights, managers can facilitate more impactful and fruitful coaching dialogues with all employees, irrespective of their personal styles. Salespeople can also expedite the process of establishing rapport with customers, while internal communication, collaboration, and productivity are poised to experience remarkable growth.
“As the workshop states, the #1 leading indicator of success is the ability to get along well with others. I constantly hear ‘eerily accurate’ from participants after they read their results and I so enjoy the sincere interest they have in how their colleagues communicate. The flexibility of exercises in the workshop allows you to cater to each group’s needs, and gives you the ability to steer in different directions on the fly depending on how the group interacts.”
- Director
GLOBAL LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT, RUSSELL INVESTMENTS