How to Challenge
30 minutes
Full course
All industries
This course sets out the benefits of being able to challenge, and looks at strategies and techniques for doing so constructively.
Description
Challenging others constructively in the workplace is a natural and healthy aspect of the collaborative process, indeed exercising the right to challenge others can help to boost our motivation and engagement. We may find challenging daunting, but a constructive challenge typically improves rather than worsens situations, and demonstrates a level of responsibility and emotional investment in our work. This course looks at how to challenge effectively by considering what's stopping us from challenging in the first place, the different ways in which we can challenge, and the situations in which each of these challenges might be appropriate, and explores strategies and techniques to give us the confidence to express our opinions in a way that is both professional and constructive.
Features
- The importance of being able to challenge effectively
- The sort of things we might need to challenge in the workplace
- Why we may be reluctant to challenge
- How challenging can support engagement and motivation
- Techniques and strategies for mounting an effective challenge
- How to say no and refuse requests that we cannot accommodate
- How to prepare for a challenge
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This is a trial version of the VinciWorks course Anti-Bribery Fundamentals. This course can be fully adapted to suit your industry and location. Custom content can be easily added.
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