VED 9: Career Development and Work Values

ENHANCING COMMUNICATION
& INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
Presentation by Avergonzado, Jhapet B.
ENHANCING
The word "enhancing" typically
refers to the process of improving
or increasing the quality, value, or
effectiveness of something. It
implies making something better
or more favorable in some way.
“PERSONAL ENHANCING”
A process of improving oneself or one's personal attributes,
skills, qualities, or capabilities. It involves self-development,
self-improvement, and self-growth in various aspects of life,
such as physical, emotional, intellectual, social, or spiritual
domains.
Communication skills refer to the ability to convey or share
ideas and feelings effectively. They include the ability to speak,
listen, write, and interpret non-verbal cues, such as body
language and facial expressions.

Interpersonal skills are the behaviors and tactics a person

uses to interact with others effectively. These skills involve the
ability to build relationships, work in teams, solve conflicts, and
demonstrate empathy. They also include negotiation skills,
problem-solving, decision-making, and emotional intelligence.
What is the purpose to enhance our Communication and
Interpersonal skills?
Improving interpersonal and communication skills are essential since
they provide the basis for productive relationships in both the
personal and professional spheres.

These abilities help people communicate their thoughts, ideas, and

feelings to others in an effective way, which promotes mutual
understanding and cooperation.

Proficient communication abilities foster the development of

favorable connections in professional, social, and family contexts,
resulting in enhanced collaboration, settlement of disputes, and
general welfare.
Simple Ways to Enhance our Communication and
Interpersonal skills
Active listening, which is defined as giving the speaker your whole attention and
comprehending what they are saying. It involves concentrating entirely on the
speaker, keeping eye contact, and demonstrating a sincere interest in what they
have to say.
Nonverbal communication refers to the transmission of messages or
information through means other than spoken or written words. It encompasses
various aspects such as facial expressions, body language, gestures, posture,
tone of voice, eye contact, and even the use of physical space. Nonverbal cues
often convey emotions, attitudes, intentions, and interpersonal dynamics,
complementing and sometimes contradicting verbal messages.
Simple Ways to Enhance our Communication and
Interpersonal skills
Clarity and concision are essential elements of effective
communication, emphasizing the importance of expressing
ideas in a clear and straightforward manner while avoiding
unnecessary complexity or verbosity.
Collaborative skills These skills are essential in various
contexts, including the workplace, academic settings,
community projects, and personal relationships. Key
components of collaborative skills include :
teamwork
problem-solving
flexibility
empathy
conflict
resolution.
Simple Ways to Enhance our Communication and
Interpersonal skills
Emotional intelligence meaning the ability to recognize, understand,
manage, and effectively express one's own emotions, as well as to
perceive, interpret, and respond empathetically to the emotions of
others.
Receiving feedback from others provides individuals with important
insights into how others view their communication style and
interpersonal interactions, which is why feedback is so important for
improving communication and interpersonal skills.
 Simple Ways to Enhance our Communication and
Interpersonal skills

Respect is a fundamental aspect of effective communication and

interpersonal relationships. It involves treating others with consideration,
dignity, and kindness, regardless of differences in opinions, backgrounds,
or beliefs.

In interpersonal interactions, respect involves expressing gratitude,

acknowledging and upholding others' boundaries, and showing compassion
and empathy for the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of others. Respect
can be developed so that people can foster healthy relationships, advance
equality and diversity, and build a peaceful, encouraging community where
everyone feels valued and appreciated.
Ephesians 4:29:
"Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths,
but only such as is good for building up, as fits the
occasion, that it may give grace to those who
hear."

SHALOM!