Less Conflict and more productivity is a frequent topic brought up in coaching sessions and roundtable meetings by clients of The Entrepreneur Circle. It's so frustrating for business owners who are just trying to grow their business.
In this episode, we're going to share an example of how effective communication can improve a business relationship and how poor communication can tear them apart.
You're going to hear about one of our clients who almost fired a key employee because their communications always ended in conflict.
You'll also learn that when you can take the time to understand how you're communicating and how it's being interpreted, you can dramatically improve relationships and increase productivity.
Before you blame it all on your employees, ask yourself...
Am I being too aggressive?
Am I being too passive?
Am I clearly stating what I want?
Am I contradictory?
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