Effective Communication Skills: Stakeholder Analysis (Udemy.com)

Keep extraneous sounds from your presentation. if you leave the fire trucks in then that distracts from what you are saying as a persons attention will go immediately to the fire truck siren. You may have been on a roll and were happy with the information you presented but it shows you were lazy and did not care about distraction. By leaving that sound in you left in a big negative against yourself and the biggest thing i got from that presentation is that.. hmm fire trucks... wonder where they are going...

Getting a view of the type of information I should be focusing on conversations where it's more technical in nature has been one of my goals for a long time. It was great to get this information through this course.

the content was well structured and provided practical u=insights into understanding and engaging with stakeholders effectively. I appreciated the clear explanations and actionable strategies presented throughout the course.

Very clear, good examples and presented at a good pace for understanding the methods. Side note: In Section 3:3 Complete Slide - 6. Complete – video has a mis-spelled word – Yeild. Should be Yield

This course was presented in a great format and the tools are straight forward, logical and easy to implement regardless of company or area the project is being delivered in. Very applicable skills.

Very good explanation of process. Just wondering how I will apply this to my work as yes, stakeholders are important but my work isn't centred around them but more around the users of the system we are working on.

I was expecting to see a KISS approach to stakeholder analysis and this was exactly that! It is simple yet effective and serves as a foundation for anyone going through the process for the first or even tenth time! Thanks Gordon!

Ok..Would change the reference in stakeholder definition to "change" to "activity ( activities)" or "event(s)", i.e. Influence on activity or impacted by activity. More accurate way because not all stakeholders are participating in a change as much as an activity which may or may not result in a change.

It's helpful to make a better plan by using detail analysis on people, process and the result. It is also helpful to make a throughout preparation before start communication with all parties to introduce and sell your business plan successfully.

This is the perfect way to approach analyzing stakeholders and understanding what makes them tick. It is going to provide the tool our Project Managers need to assess new client, build a project charter, and ultimately execute a project. I predict it will introduce some needed discipline into our company's Professional Services team activities!