HA405 : The Class : Personal Management : Styles : Audio Transcript |
WEEK 6
PHASE ONE: Personal and Professional Strategy
Step # 2: Personal Management
Topic 4: Audit of Personal Communication Styles
Input (9/28/99)
Introduction
Hi!
Doctor Mac here.
Welcome to another session of Hospitality Sales Management
This is
PHASE ONE: Personal and Professional Strategy
Step # 2: Personal Management
Topic 4: Audit of Personal Communication Styles
Body
In the last topic, you learned about business ethics. You learned that
ethics is the glue that holds long-term relationships together. You learned
that "good ethics" is "good business."
In this topic you will learn about Presonal Communication Styles. You
will inventory your own communication style and learn that other people may
have very different styles than your own.
The purpose of this topic is to first make you aware that communication
styles must be taken into consideration if you hope to influence other people.
Second, you will have tools at your fingertips to help you assess the various
communication styles.
When you have completed this topic, you should:
1. Know the 4 dominant communication-style model.
2. Relate this model to other communication-style models.
3. Know your own communication-style.
4. Know the benefits of matching your style with the customer's style.
Close
In this topic, you learned that communication-styles can significantly
impact whether the person that you wish to influence (customer or any other
person) will listen to your message. If your communication style is incompatible
with this person, they simply will tune you out.
The next topic, is the Topic # 1 of an new Phase and a new Step
in the Consultative Selling Model. We are beginning Phase II, Supply and Demand
Strategy. The Step # 3 is called, "Product/Service Management." The
first topic that we discuss is titled, "Know your Product/Service"
It is imperative that sales people intimately know their product. Afterall,
if you are truly a sales consultant, you must know all of the features and benefits
that can help the customer satisfy their needs.
So, let's get to work!
This is Dr. Mac saying, "Persevere and be of good cheer!"
Reading time: Approximately 2 minutes.
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