Communication Skills for the Global Workplace (Udemy.com)

Do you work in a global business, with people from different cultures and countries? Want to improve your communication skills? Then I designed this course for you.

Based on over 10 years of coaching people in over 160 multinational companies from around the world.

No waffle. No fluff. No time wasting.

Just the skills you need. Explained with examples. Supported with tools. Followed with practice and reflection.

My focus is on making training PRACTICAL. I wrote a book about how to make training PRACTICAL. I even have a highly rated course on how to make training PRACTICAL here on Udemy (check my profile for more information). And my goal with this course is to make it PRACTICAL.

Every section of this course includes:

- BUSINESS Related Case Studies - Based on situations REAL people have faced working in the global workplace

- PRACTICAL Tools, Techniques and Tips - Actual solutions to the challenges you will face working in the global workplace

- Workbooks - To download and use for reference

- Practice and Reflection Exercises - Because the ONLY WAY TO LEARN is by practicing and reflection

In fact, don't think of this as a course. Think of it as a RESOURCE. You choose the sections that are most relevant to you at this time.

Every section is focused on a particular communication skills challenge you will face at work. Challenges like:

- Influencing and Persuading Your Stakeholders

- Writing Emails That Get Replies

- Presenting with Confidence

- Navigating Cultural Differences

- Managing Conflict

- Having Difficult Conversations

Each section presents skills you need for these challenges. They come with examples based on real people I have worked with. They explain why the skill is important and how it works. They give you practice and reflection opportunities.

My goal is to get you OFF this course and out practicing in the REAL WORLD as quickly as possible. Because it is only when you try things in the real world that the REAL learning begins.

I sincerely hope you find this to be a valuable resource. And please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or reflections you would love to share.

All the best,

Jamie Dixon