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Shine Your Talk (15): Communicating with our Boss in One-on-One Meetings

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Speaker: Elaine Kung
06 Apr 2023

Blessings from San Diego. I'm Elaine Kung. We are finishing the last session of our 15 session series on SHINE Your Talk! I'm so glad that we can have this journey together, learning the biblical and practical ways to communicate, including our workplace and family. SHINE Your Talk! We have finished the introduction and started with the S in our SHINE. The last next four topics will be in the new series in the future. So S - speak with SINCERE, 8C, REASON,PREPARE to Lead Up, SOAR and one-on-one meeting.

So now we're gonna wrap up this main topic on S - SOAR and one-on-one meeting. And this whole first main topic is all about relationship with your boss, how to communicate. And with all the relationship we have at work, it's most important to align and communicate well with our boss. That way, we have good alignment and expectation and understanding to work with our subordinates and work with our peers......

 

  1. Extra In the H and I of SHINE Your Talk overview:
    Hear, reflect, CLEANS, RELATE with others’ diverse input;
    Inquire with good questions toward solutions, 7B, CRISP, GLOW, STEP;
    Which topic(s) do you need the most to apply to your current work situation?  
  2. Extra In the N and E of SHINE Your Talk overview:
    Nurture assertive persuasion in conflict resolution, Non-Violent Communication;
    Empathy in ABCDE building trusted relationship, Art of 8Q Leadership;
    Which topic(s) do you need the most to apply to your current work situation?
  3. In this SHINE Your Talk series, how do you plan to make the most of this learning?  How to benefit the most from your active learning, applying the 4H principle (Head, Heart, Hands, Habit), and making new changes (+, -, x, /) ?  
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