First, we press pause – stopping to think about what the real problems are. We ask questions about the issues you face and listen closely to the answers. As we talk, we’ll look for the communication issues and patterns that we see emerging.
Sometimes the problem isn’t what you think it is! You might believe a problem is at the micro-level, such as an interpersonal issue, when in fact it is due to a macro-level process that isn’t working. We then work collaboratively with you to develop programs that make sense within your organization.
Finally, we will help you put the program in place and start a process of better communication.
Pause Create Communicate
We listen to you tell
us the issues you
face
We discuss
possible macro and
micro
organizational
communication
issues
We use diagnostics
to better assess the
problems
We collaborate with
you to identify the
best solutions
We discuss the
measures that will
show success
Together, we create a
cohesive program that
addresses the issues
you face
We put the program
in place
We help you
communicate and
execute better
We get feedback to
identify program
successes
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Macro and Micro Organizational Communication Areas
<-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Macro Level Communication
Leadershi
p
Customer
Outreach
Culture
&Proces
s
Team
building
Decision
making
Conflict
resolution
Interpersonal
Skills
Micro Level Communication -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- >
What kinds of solutions do we offer?
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Our programs can contain assessments, audits, training, consulting, coaching – or all of the above. Our tools focus on the
topics below, but we never collaborate on a solution until we understand the true problem.
Leadership
Charting a vision and course
Planning strategically
Building a positive culture
Developing resilience
Balancing mission & bottom line
Customer Outreach
Communicating effectively with customers
Developing good writers
Culture and Process
Communicating up, down, and across an
organization
Managing change
Creating a positive culture
Team building
Assessing team DNA
Communicating effectively within a team
Decision Making
Making better situational decisions
Collaborative decision making
High Impact Conflict Resolution
Making conflict productive, not destructive
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