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A de-escalation technique

Written by: Russell DeWitt

Article Overview: In our struggle for constructive communication, much frustration comes from the failure to listen. This brief article addresses this subject. A brief group exercise is included for a facilitator to carry out in a small staff meeting.

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A de-escalation technique

Richard Ensman from Millimeter, a leading business-to-business magazine, writes that some of the top causes to angering a customer are:

All of the above have something in common; they all may be addressed by active listening. Active listening is a de-escalation technique and has proven itself many times over when well-practiced.

Team exercise:

Grab a partner and introduce yourself by saying your name, a favorite hobby, and your favorite color. While one is speaking, the other is to:

"To listen well, is as powerful a means of influence as to talk well, and is as essential to all true conversation." ~ Chinese Proverb

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Article Tags: active listening, attitude, business magazine, chinese proverb, customer instructions, de escalation, failure, favorite color, li li, millimeter, nbsp, team exercise, uncaring

About the Author: Russell DeWitt
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Russell DeWitt is a Program Developer & Trainer for a distinguished Medical Group in Indianapolis, IN. He holds a Bachelors in Youth Ministry & Bible. Russell will have his MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University this August. Russell is author of the eBook Three R's to Achievement, which is available at www.threerachieve.com Russell spent fourteen years speaking at youth camps, retreats, banquets, & other functions. Russell joined Corporate America in 1997. Here he served as a help desk technician, was promoted to eCommerce Consultant, and became a trainer for a fortune 500 company. After nine years, he joined his current employer. Here, he is "privileged to make a difference in the lives of others." Russell is also a writer for the Indianapolis Examiner. http://tiny.cc/LkAVP Russell has been married for eighteen years to his beautiful wife, Monica, who is an RN and fantastic mother. Russell has two boys, Liam and Landon, and they are the heartbeat of his life.

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