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The wide range of training titles, proven high quality training services and international network enable IPDC to become the preferred training partner of multinational corporations and government departments. With training needs analysis and post training evaluation exercise, our clients have benefited from the huge improvement in their human capital.
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| Leading and Building Strong Teams |
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| Project Management Essential |
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In today's world, you get results only when you can map your organization's core competence into practice and able to adopt best practices and implement them. The training course will focus on implementation by means of projects work, in which fundamentals of "Project Management" and the application of concepts, techniques, and principles to maximize project success would be covered.
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This course if for people responsible for managing, leading, coordinating, and working on business process, and change management projects who have limited experience or knowledge of practical, formal project management methods.
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Members of process and performance improvement teams |
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Business planning coordinators |
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Technical service and support staff |
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Operations people in financial services |
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Administrators and managers responsible for coordinating, facilitating or managing projects and programs |
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Technical professionals and engineers moving into project leadership and coordination |
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General managers responsible for projects and programs |
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1 Day
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| Course Outline |
| Introduction |
Values of Project management Project issues and problems The steps in the PM process Project success and what promotes it Scope, time and cost constraints |
| Project Life Cycle (PLC) |
Project phases and checkpoints Practical approaches to project performance |
| Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) |
How to create a structured activity list The role of the WBS in project planning |
| Risk Management |
Assessing project uncertainty Managing contingencies |
| Estimating |
Refining the estimate across the PLC Negotiating the estimate Multi-point estimates The effects of adding more resources |
| Scheduling |
Tools and techniques Gantt charts Dependencies and sequencing the activities - network Resource leveling |
| Execution and Control |
Status reports and meetings Managing vendors Variance analysis Corrective action Earned Value Management |
| Closing |
Transition to operations Administrative closure Lessons learned - Post project review |
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| Assessment |
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In order to deliver the best quality of training, we will conduct a pre-assessment program with all the participants before we confirm the level of syllabus. After the training, we will also conduct an evaluation program to assess the performance to ensure the goals and objectives are met. Participants will have to perform an individual or group assignment.
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| Trainer Profile |
| The Trainer has more than 10 years of project management experience, and currently served as the President of International Association of Project and Program Management (IAPPM) - Greater China Chapter. He holds numerous awards and professional recognition as |
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Reviewer of PMBOK 3rd edition (PMI Global) |
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Verification Committee PMBOK 3rd edition Chinese version (PMI Global) |
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Certified Project Management Professional (PMP®), Project Management Institute |
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UKAS Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) Registered Practitioner, APM Group (UK) |
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UKAS PRINCE 2 Registered Practitioner, APM Group (UK) |
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Certified holder of IT Project+, COMPTIA |
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Chartered Engineer (C Eng), Engineering Council (UK) / The Institution of Electrical Engineers |
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Certified Associate Business managers, Association of Professional Business Management (ABPM) |
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Certified Fraud Examiner, Association for Certified Fraud Examiner |
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Certified Information Security Manager, Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) |
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Certified Information Systems Auditor, Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) |
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Certified Information Systems Security Professional, (ISC)2 |
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Master of Business Administration |
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Master of Philosophy - Information Technology |
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Master of Arts - Managerial Economics |
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Bachelor of Engineering - Electronics and Computer Engineering |
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Research Broad of Advisors of the American Biographical Institute (ABI) |
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Inclusion in Marquis Who's Who in the world |
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Member of Member of PMI, APM, Beta Gamma Sigma |
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| Project Risk Management |
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Project risk management allows you to identify and analyze the risk of schedule and cost variations on a project plan. Mitigation and contingency plans can then be developed to address the risks that are identified. Using examples from actual projects, the course provides students with practical, ready-to-use approaches for risk planning, identifying and analyzing project risk issues, developing risk handling strategies, and monitoring progress in implementing risk handling strategies.
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This workshop is designed for project and team leaders, executives, supervisors, managers, union leaders, program managers and individuals who currently work as part of a project team and who wish to gain the knowledge and standard in risk management. It is beneficial if the delegates have a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts of risk management.
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One Day (7 Hours)
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| Course Outline |
| 1. Overview of risk management |
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Need for project risk management and its benefits |
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Some sources of risk (Financial; technological; schedule; and other) |
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Some common risk categories |
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Definition of risk |
| 2. Risk Management Planning |
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Need for risk planning |
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Some keys to successful risk planning |
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The risk management plan |
| 3. Risk Identification |
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Common tools and techniques, and their limitations, e.g. checklists, questionnaires, expert opinion (interviews), WBS, key processes |
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Information to collect |
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Documentation of risk issues |
| 4. Risk Analysis |
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Qualitative Risk Analysis |
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Quantitative Risk Analysis |
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Common tools: decision analysis, expert opinion (interviews), ordinal risk scales, Monte Carlo simulations |
| 5. Risk Response Planning |
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Risk handling options (assumption, avoidance, control, and transfer) |
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Consideration for selecting an risk handling strategy (option and specific implementation approach) |
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Development of a risk handling plan |
| 6. Risk Management Control |
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Metrics; their selection, implementation, and integration |
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Feedback to other risk management process steps |
| 7. Risk Management Process Lessons Learned |
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Process steps commonly missing |
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Process versus project life cycles phases |
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Organizational implementation |
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Support for risk management within the project |
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Behavioural issues associated with implementation |
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Contractual considerations |
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Documenting and communicating results |
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| What you will learn? |
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Develop and sequence rigorous plans to accomplish even the most complex goals |
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Achieve detailed level of understanding of project risk management and its application throughout the project lifecycle |
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Substantially contribute to the project risk management process within your own companies and, with experience carry our formal project risk management themselves |
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| Assessment |
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In order to deliver the best quality of training, we will conduct a pre-assessment program with all the participants before we confirm the level of syllabus. After the training, we will also conduct an evaluation program to assess the performance to ensure the goals and objectives are met. Participants will have to perform an individual or group assignment.
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| Trainer Profile |
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In order to deliver the best quality of training, we will conduct a pre-assessment program with all the participants before we confirm the level of syllabus. After the training, we will also conduct an evaluation program to assess the performance to ensure the goals and objectives are met. Participants will have to perform an individual or group assignment.
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| The Trainer has more than 10 years of project management experience, and currently served as the President of International Association of Project and Program Management (IAPPM) - Greater China Chapter. He holds numerous awards and professional recognition as: |
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Reviewer of PMBOK 3rd edition (PMI Global) |
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Verification Committee PMNOK 3rd edition Chinese version (PMI Global) |
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Certified Project Management Professional (PMP?), Project Management Institute |
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UKAS Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) Registered Practitioner, APM Group (UK) |
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UKAS PRINCE 2 Registered Practitioner, APM Group (UK) |
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Certified holder of IT Project+, COMPTIA |
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Chartered Engineer (C Eng), Engineering Council (UK) / The Institution of Electrical Engineers |
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Certified Associate Business managers, Association of Professional Business Management (ABPM) |
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Certified Fraud Examiner, Association for Certified Fraud Examiner |
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Certified Information Security Manager, Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) |
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Certified Information Systems Auditor, Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) |
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Certified Information Systems Security Professional, (ISC)2 |
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Master of Business Administration |
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Master of Philosophy - Information Technology |
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Master of Arts - Managerial Economics |
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Bachelor of Engineering - Electronics and Computer Engineering |
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Research Broad of Advisors of the American Biographical Institute (ABI) |
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Inclusion in Marquis Who's Who in the world |
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Member of Member of PMI, APM, Beta Gamma Sigma |
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| Leadership 101 – Unleash your leadership within you |
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"The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it." - Theodore Roosevelt
In nowadays society, our roles and responsibilities involve more than just leadership in the workplace. Being a manager, we not only need to lead our team but also to manage ourselves and administer our day routines and paperwork. Leadership is about having a vision of the future and the ability to influence others to pursue it. Management is about getting results and doing so efficiently. Administration is about rules and procedures and whether or not they are being followed. A true leader is one who is capable to act the three roles with high impact.
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Objectives of workshop
By the end of this 2-day workshop, you will learn how to:
Understand yourself better as a leader
Be able to lead with influence and buy-in from your team
Leverage
on
your
team
and
resources
to
actualise
the
vision
at
best
Communicate
with
your
team
and
clients
with
high
impact
Motivate yourself and your team to maximise the performance
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People who would like to develop true leadership in their lives and the lives of others with influence.
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Two Day
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| Course Outline |
| 1. Identifying the key essences of an effective leader |
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Define the roles and responsibilities of a high impact leader |
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Understand the value of being a leader |
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Identify and appreciate your leadership potential |
| 2. Choosing the most appropriate leadership style |
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Understand the different leadership styles at work |
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Explore the key qualities of a true leader |
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Understand how you can better influence and lead your team |
| 3. Developing a vision and a mission |
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Define and develop a vision and mission that you, your team and stakeholders feel motivated to achieve |
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Embrace and manage changes in the workplace as a leader |
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Identify the development needs for you and your team |
| 4. Building your dream team |
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Establish rapport and connect with your team |
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Appreciate the importance of listening to lead your team |
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Use the power of language to empower and align your team effectively |
| 5. Applying high impact leadership skills |
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Appreciate the importance of adaptability and flexibility in leadership |
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Identify, analyse and resolve conflicts and make effective decisions |
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Manage your state effectively as a leader |
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Learn to model excellence in business leadership |
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Empower your team's beliefs and values |
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Appreciate the effectiveness of giving and receiving feedback |
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Understand the key essences of effective coaching |
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Embrace the importance of integrity, accountability and self-discipline in leadership |
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Let go of negative emotions, limiting beliefs and anxiety in leadership |
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Use of different business and applied psychological models (e.g. NLP) in enhancing your leadership |
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Contractual considerations |
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Documenting and communicating results |
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A mix of lectures, case studies, facilitated group exercises and discussions as well as experience sharing and individual reflections in the context of business application
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| Trainer Profile |
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Mr
Harry
Wong,
PhD(c),
MAcc,
CPA,
Certified
NLP
trainer
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| Professional Qualifications |
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Certified NLP trainer and Master Practitioner by American Board of NLP |
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Certified Time Line Therapy trainer by the Time Line Therapy Association |
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PhD(c) in Applied Psychology |
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Chartered Accountant (Canada) |
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Certified Public Accountant (Hong Kong) |
| Working and Training Experience |
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Professional experience in business consultancy for over 13 years with 6 years in supervisory/managerial role in KPMG (Canada) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (Hong Kong) |
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Extensive training experience for managers from both multi-national corporations and SMEs |
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International training experience in countries including USA, Canada, China, Australia, Malaysia etc |
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Trained over 6,000 professionals and managers in past 5 years |
| Other Professional Engagements |
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Executive coaching for managers and senior executives on business challenges |
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Guest speaker for Toastmasters, HKUST |
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Freelance columnist for magazines on NLP applications |
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Conducted interviews and recruitment talks for graduation recruitment – CUHK, HKU, HKUST, CityU, Baptist University |
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| Negotiation 101 – The essence to negotiate your way to success |
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“Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate.” - John F. Kennedy
Negotiation is an everyday event. You may on the one hand negotiate with a salesperson for a better deal in fashion store, while on the other hand you may negotiate for a project you have been dreaming of participating at work. Whilst conflicts exist at every level, if you can identify ways to deal with them in a positive way, can produce creative ideas and new perceptions that add value to you. |
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Objectives of workshop
By the end of this 2-day workshop, you will learn how to:
Be aware of what is important to you and express it in ways that others will listen and be
influenced
Understand how and why conflicts occur and how to address them
Understand the importance of preparing for a successful negotiation
Develop a negotiating strategy to achieve a win-win-win situation
Know how to conduct and close a negotiation
Be able to communicate for better understanding of others' intention and seek meaning
behind their behaviours
Know
how
to
deal
with
situations
as
they
arise
and
manage
them
in
everyone's
best
interest
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People who would like to empower their negotiation skills to improve results, relationships and influence others’ decisions at work and in their personal life.
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| Duration |
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Two Day
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| Course Outline |
| 1. Understanding the true meaning of negotiation |
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Realise why conflicts occur and how to embrace them |
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Understand what a negotiation entails |
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Understand the importance of preparing for a successful negotiation |
| 2. Understanding the quality of a good negotiator |
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Learn and assess yourself as a negotiator |
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Understand and assess your counterparts in negotiation |
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Understand how you can better influence others |
| 3. Designing a win-win-win negotiation strategy |
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Utilise your past experience as part of the negotiation strategy |
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Create the right atmosphere to conduct a negotiation |
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Utilise your resources in negotiation |
| 4. Playing your role in the negotiation process |
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Set your outcome and performance measures before the negotiation |
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Establish and build instant rapport at the start of the negotiation |
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Obtain a common agreement among all parties in the negotiation |
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Negotiate your viewpoint and manage to achieve a win-win-win situation |
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Close the negotiation with impact |
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Handle questions and objections professionally throughout the negotiation |
| 5. Applying high impact negotiation tactics and counter tactics |
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Maintain a good state (i.e. EQ) throughout the negotiation |
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Understand and utilise your verbal and non-verbal cues |
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Understand the do's & don'ts in negotiation |
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| Mode of training |
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A mix of lectures, case studies, facilitated group exercises and discussions as well as experience sharing and individual reflections in the context of business application
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| Trainer Profile |
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Mr
Harry
Wong,
PhD(c),
MAcc,
CPA,
Certified
NLP
trainer
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| Professional Qualifications |
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Certified NLP trainer and Master Practitioner by American Board of NLP |
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Certified Time Line Therapy trainer by the Time Line Therapy Association |
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PhD(c) in Applied Psychology |
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Chartered Accountant (Canada) |
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Certified Public Accountant (Hong Kong) |
| Working and Training Experience |
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Professional experience in business consultancy for over 13 years with 6 years in supervisory/managerial role in KPMG (Canada) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (Hong Kong) |
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Extensive training experience for managers from both multi-national corporations and SMEs |
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International training experience in countries including USA, Canada, China, Australia, Malaysia etc |
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Trained over 6,000 professionals and managers in past 5 years |
| Other Professional Engagements |
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Executive coaching for managers and senior executives on business challenges |
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Guest speaker for Toastmasters, HKUST |
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Freelance columnist for magazines on NLP applications |
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Conducted interviews and recruitment talks for graduation recruitment – CUHK, HKU, HKUST, CityU, Baptist University |
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| Unleash your communication and relationship ability with NLP |
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“Communication…always makes demands. It always demands that the recipient become
somebody, do something, believe something.
It always appeals to motivation” – Peter Drucker
the need for establishing and maintaining
trust with seamless communication and harmonious relationship for the Hong Kong
operations has become one of the most essential and critical success factors
both internally within the company and externally with customers and vendors. The need for business managers to engage in
continuous development and to possess excellent communication skills is highly
important in today’s fast growing and unpredictable business world. Neuro-Linguistic Programming (“NLP”) provides
an understanding of human experience, communication and behaviour. Literally, NLP is a methodology that
facilitates relationship enhancement at work and creates choices in the
workplace through better communication and awareness of self and others.
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Objectives of workshop
By the end of this 1-day workshop, participants will learn how to:
Understand the philosophy of NLP and its applications at work and in business
Be aware of how human mind functions and communicates and how managers are able
to deal with challenges at work
Be able to build trust and relationship with teams, customers and vendors effectively
Be able to communicate effectively with verbal and non-verbal cues to enhance
persuasiveness and influencing abilities at work
Be
able
to
communicate
for
better
understanding
of
others' intention and seek meaning
behind their behaviours
Be aware of own limiting belief and be more assertive as managers and leaders
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What is NLP?
NLP is an innovative set of beliefs, skills and techniques to understand and utilise human experience, communication and behaviour. Each of us is unique and yet we all have a set of patterns to our behaviours and thinking that are developed based on our brought up. Indeed, we create our patterns based on decisions we made and belief we have developed over time. NLP provides insights on how our mind processes information and explains how our decisions are formulated based on our beliefs and values (why), identities in the society (who) and our vision (what’s beyond) for our life. Once we have a good understanding of how the mind functions, we can change the behaviour and enhance the capability of an individual (i.e. yourself and ones you care to support/develop) by using specific NLP’s language patterns, skills and techniques. It is like having a constant update and upgrade of the “mental software” or “programme” to achieve outcomes and to create a compelling future. One can also apply this process of modelling for excellence to expand and a channel to communicate with self and others to explore potential resources and opportunities that already exist.
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Relevance of NLP in business
Relationship building and enhancement, interpersonal and communication skills, high impact presentation, change management, motivation, leadership, coaching, negotiation, selling, decision making, team alignment and setting team goals.
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| Target Audience |
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People who would like to enhance their communication abilities and develop good working relationship with bosses, colleagues, subordinates, clients and vendors with influence
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One Day
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