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The Gender Differences in Leadership Styles, Team
Building Skills, Customer
Service and Sales
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Join Susan Carnahan as she presents a fair and square
approach to the differences in the way men and women
communicate. While no one style of speaking is superior
or inferior, men and women have different methods of
communicating. Susan introduces you to significant brain
differences in men and women and then applies this
information to the business arena. Learn why men and
women work in teams differently, manage and lead people
from different vantage points, and negotiate, persuade
and reach buying decisions from a favored gender
perspective.
Susan will fairly and insightfully address factual
differences in gender communication, touching on:
- The Top 10 Ways Women Would Like to Improve
Men and Men Would Like to Fix Women.
Although the golden rule should apply, when we have
debates with anyone, what we are really saying is,
"If only you were a little more like me, then
we would get along!"
- Conceptual Vs. Sequential Thinking.
- Who Talks More?
Men or women? and why?.
- Body Language.
Including eye contact, head nodding, and
reflecting skills.
- The Use of Space.
Aside from Susan's entertaining, light hearted and
real-life examples, what makes this address particularly
engaging is the learning experience she brings to her
talk. The audience will leave with usable techniques
they can put to work in any personal or professional
relationship, and a new outlook on the differences in
the way the opposite sex communicates with each other.
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Benefit From This Program If...
You've ever thought you knew what you said, but he
or she didn't hear it that way.
You delegate a project with what you think are
clear instructions only to find that the job gets done
wrong.
You voice an idea in a meeting which is ignored,
only to find someone else saying the same thing and
getting the credit.
Sometimes it seems you are not getting heard, not
getting credit for your efforts, or not effectively
persuading people to go along with your ideas.
You speak...
but no one hears.
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