Everyday Empathy At Work For Team Building And Career Growth

What you'll learn
Scientific research on empathy
Professional research on empathy in the workplace
Scenarios and phrases for more empathetic communication
Active listening
Listening to body language
Sharing of real-world experience of a workplace with and without empathy
Requirements
There are no requirements for this course - just have an open mind and an empathetic heart!
Description
Use empathy to grow into a leadership role or grow your current leadership or management position.PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH ON EMPATHY IN THE WORKPLACESee research being done today on what employees expect from their management in terms of empathy. Employees report higher levels of job loyalty, creativity, feeling included, and work productivity when their managers display and follow up on empathy and compassion.SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHSee the latest scientific research on how empathy works in terms of your brain activity and body chemistry. See the latest studies and discoveries being done on this topic.ACTIVE LISTENINGLearn to listen to your employees and co-workers better by practicing active listening. When you listen and acknowledge people, they feel more respected, their defensiveness does away, and they open up.LISTENING TO BODY LANGUAGEMost communication is non-verbal, so in addition to active listening, we'll also go over body language that you should be attuned to in order to become more empathetic and a better listener.EMPATHETIC PHRASES TO USE AT WORKI'll also provide you a number of different phrases to use in various workplace scenarios to help you say the right empathetic thing in different situation. Those phrases will range from conversation starters that get people to open up to what to say in meetings.EMPATHY IN CASES OF LOSS OR BEREAVEMENTI'll also show you empathetic and sensitive things to say in case a co-worker is going through loss or bereavement. Plus, I'll show you how to go above and beyond, and not just say things, but show that you care with actions. Invest in your future! Enroll today!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction and warm welcome
Lecture 1 Introduction and welcome
Section 2: What is empathy, sympathy, and compassion
Lecture 2 What is empathy, sympathy, and compassion
Lecture 3 Dalai Lama: Kindheartedness is the mindset for empathy and compassion
Lecture 4 Emotional Empathy and Cognitive Empathy
Lecture 5 More on the distinction between Cognitive Empathy and Emotional Empathy
Lecture 6 The negative impact of too much empathy
Section 3: Empathy research
Lecture 7 The work of Dr. Allan Schore and sharing of emotions between two people
Lecture 8 Takeaways from the Neuroscience symposium on empathy
Section 4: Three steps towards empathy to anyone
Lecture 9 Applying empathy at work - section introduction
Lecture 10 Greater and bigger-picture mindset for approaching all your work with empathy
Lecture 11 Bigger-picture empathy mindset
Lecture 12 Phrases that show the other person you are empathetic
Lecture 13 Phrases that show compassion
Lecture 14 Applying Cognitive Empathy, Emotional Empathy, and transferring to concern
Lecture 15 FOLLOW-THROUGH: Express concern, follow up on the concern with a plan
Lecture 16 Empathetic conversation starters
Lecture 17 Few empathic phrases to use in meetings
Section 5: Professional industry research on empathy in the workplace
Lecture 18 Section introduction to industry research on empathy with the Catalyst study
Lecture 19 Continuing to show the empathy study by Catalyst
Lecture 20 Earnst & Young research
Section 6: Being empathetic to people's loss
Lecture 21 Showing compassion if a co-worker is dealing with loss
Lecture 22 Offer extra time off for bereavement leave
Lecture 23 Additional things you can do to care for co-workers going through loss
Section 7: How empathy is impacted at work
Lecture 24 Possible problems to watch for as a vigilant co-worker so you can help
Section 8: Getting rid of your unconscious bias
Lecture 25 People have different learning styles. Ask people what's the best way they learn
Lecture 26 If something is easy for you, it doesn't mean it's easy for others
Section 9: If an employee makes an error
Lecture 27 Don't berate people, but work with them to improve, offer education or help
Section 10: Encourage increased empathy at work across your organization
Lecture 28 Steps to make empathy more prevalent in your company culture
Section 11: Active listening
Lecture 29 Active listening section introduction
Lecture 30 Example of active listening and improved comprehension I had to go through
Lecture 31 Cycle of constructive listening and communication
Lecture 32 Listening to and getting feedback, even if negative
Lecture 33 Example of a listening mistake at a job when I was younger
Lecture 34 "Actions speak louder than words" - non-verbal communication
Section 12: Listening to body language
Lecture 35 The body language of your eyes
Lecture 36 Bring something to take notes with to communicate that this is important for you
Lecture 37 Listening to the other person's body positioning and posture
Section 13: Conclusion
Lecture 38 Thank you for being a great student in this course on empathy in the workplace
This course is ideal for professionals, leaders, and aspiring leaders
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