Soft skills for corporates

EQ and its importance

Emotional quotient as a concept extends beyond emotive demonstration and passion. In an everyday existence, mere intellect cannot not solve people related problems, maintain formal relationships, build interpersonal connects or make businesses thrive and flourish. The cluster of personality attributes, work ethics, friendliness and optimism all impact human interaction. A combination of hard skills (core competencies) and soft skills (behavioral traits) characterize the success of these interactions in ones occupation. This is truer in businesses that involve marketing and sales where interpersonal contact is excessive, however is apt for every possible social interaction between individuals at the workplace too. Soft skills essentially imply the ‘emotional quotient’ or EQ of the person and their importance cannot be emphasized enough.

Behavior at work

In most industries communication is essential for any brand to succeed. Things don’t thrive only because they were of supreme quality; but because the company that manufactures them, cared for consumer and let the consumer know this. The content of message has always been important; however the method in which it is communicated requires soft skills to be applied rightly. The EQ of an employee essentially contributes to the success of the marketing and sales efforts of large companies. They sell a product and if not, they exhibit the competencies and ethics of their representative company.

Screening persona traits

Soft skills, interpersonal skills, people skills, communication skills, negotiation skills are all markers for success. Assessing these in the employees empowers the senior staff in gauging strengths and making necessary amends to motivate the executives to better their persuading powers. Business after all is about influencing the world positively to create lasting impressions. Many a time the most educated intellectuals propagate their emotional illiteracy and discourage productivity in their own endeavors. Cooperative work demands cooperation. Appropriate dialogue, avoiding arguments, practicing self-control and convincing confidently are the core skills imparted in soft skill training programs for all executives and managers.

Action selling

At MINDFRAMES, the focus on the product (hard skill) is accentuated with the power of conviction (soft skill) thus creating the perfect consequence for the seller and helps them inform, educate and communicate appropriately with the suitable opinion leaders. After all, the power of convincing anyone else to believe what one does, is the biggest challenge. We attain this through negotiation skill building, relaxation training, mind-body healing processes and our specific guidance modules for mitigating enthusiastic and wholehearted attempts at excellence. Our experience with a range of multinational companies has been enriching for us, and their employees alike.

Essentials at work

Interpersonal skills are keystones of relationships at work. Action selling has important pre requisites like:

  • Honesty, clarity and precision
  • Knack to convince; not argue
  • Constancy in communication
  • Respect and regard for time
  • Targeted at self improvement
  • Clarity of organization goals
  • Building positive relationships

Services

At MINDFRAMES we empower the employees using carefully and artistically crafted training material.

  • Self introspection guidelines
  • Smart wellness presentations
  • Self growth and development
  • Negotiating with confidence
  • Accepting newer challenges
  • Dealing with difficult people
  • Ripe acceptance of criticism

Behaviour training

Success at the workplace doesn’t entail only excelling at a particular job. Personal enrichment is the biggest reward one can ever earn from interpersonal interaction.

  • Understanding everyone around
  • Respecting a consumers always
  • Expressing concern for feedback
  • Always willing for ANY feedback
  • Appreciating the views of others
  • Aiming higher and higher always
  • Respect for ability and expertise
  • Respecting the company’s ethics
  • Learning to serve with a big smile