The Skills Series has been developed for School of Management alumni and is hosted by Katie Calvert-Jones, Head of International Engagement and Alumni. These sessions are designed to be short and useful for our alumni, offering practical knowledge and skills.
The most common problems people have at work relate to working with others. This session Catherine Stothart explores four typical styles of interacting with others and the different impacts these can have on colleagues. We will discuss the strengths and pitfalls of each style and how to flex your behaviour to have a positive impact and influence.
We will cover:
- the context - hybrid working, generational differences
- emotional intelligence and the influence gap
- four typical styles of interaction - the inner drives, decision-making, external behaviours, and stressors of each style
- conflict triggers between styles
- how to flex each style to improve collaboration and get better outcomes for all
Catherine Stothart is a Leadership Coach and author. She has coached and trained hundreds of leaders in top multinational companies, to develop themselves to engage with and motivate their teams. She has worked with companies including Airbus, Google and Audi. For more information about Catherine see her website and LinkedIn profile.
Catherine’s best-selling book, How to Get On with Anyone, is a guide to understanding others and communicating with confidence and charisma. Her latest book, Motivation: The Ultimate Guide to Leading your Team, sets out how to lead others to fulfil their purpose and potential.
On Wednesday 29 March you have two opportunities to attend this session which will run live at the following times:
12:30-13:30 GMT Find out what time this is in your time zone
15:00-16:00 GMT Find out what time this is in your time zone
To register you will need to provide your ID which is included in your email invitation.
Just register once and you will be provided with links to both sessions. You are welcome to attend either session.
If you have not received an invitation please email alumni@management.bath.ac.uk and request your ID by providing your first name, surname, date of birth, most recent course of study and year of completion.
