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WHAT KIND OF SEMINAR PROGRAM?

The “Who’s Who and Relationship Law” seminar was created using information technology based on experiential design teaching. It is a program designed to improve individuals’ communication and relationship skills. The program highlights the differences between our assumptions and reality. The relationship and communication problems that arise as a result of these differences are deciphered.

WHY SHOULD WE ATTEND THIS SEMINAR?

The main objective of the seminar is to decipher the causes of communication problems experienced by individuals in their relationships. In order to reveal this, theoretical knowledge is provided along with practical information during the seminar. The presentation content is supported by rich metaphors and case studies, making it a process where everyone can find something relevant to themselves. As a result, the information shared during the seminar leads to outcomes aimed at resolving communication issues within families, within organizations, and in the relationships between organizations and their stakeholders.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THE SEMINAR PROGRAM?

To get to know ourselves and others better,
To be able to have better communication skills,
Realizing that success in our professional lives is as important as the quality of our relationships,
Finding solutions to recurring relationship problems in our lives,
Being able to understand why the other person thinks and behaves differently from us,
Being able to understand that no one is against us, that everyone is on our side,
The Who's Who Seminar is recommended for individuals in public institutions and the private sector.

Experiential Design Approaches
What is Effective Communication Not? What is it?
Information Transfer and Perception Differences
Team Dynamics and People Recognition – 1 (Representation Systems)
Understanding People – 2 (Meta Programs)
GİZ-ZIT (Relationship Law)
Project Communication Strategies
Cost and Responsibility in Project Management
Expectation Management in Communication
Three-Dimensional Project Communication
Stage and Presentation Skills

Universities Where We Have Given Seminars as an Experiential Design Teaching Institution

About Us

Sometimes people look for the wrong gains in the wrong places in order to be happy and successful. They expect positive results from wrong behaviors and wrong moves.