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There are long term benefits to be gained from successfully training IT personnel in soft skills.

Overview of Workshop Benefits

Personality:

Appreciating self and others reinforces the value of individuality while promoting the appreciation of the gifts of other team members.

Benefits:   The long-term benefit is increased acceptance of information and contributing style of each member of a team, leading to more effective team sharing.

There will also be a greater appreciation for and acceptance of the people who will ultimately use the services of the IT department.


Communication:

Communication is an essential skill for all areas where soft skills must be employed.

Benefits:   End users, managers, and other stakeholders will be understood better by, and will better understand, IT personnel when barriers to communication can be overcome.

The needs of end users will be better met when the needs are clearly understood.

IT professionals will improve communication with other members of their team.


Conflict

IT staff are generally conflict averse.

Management:

However, some conflict is unavoidable, and some is even constructive as it forces new ways of seeing things.

Benefits:   Teams will function more smoothly when conflict can be surfaced and dealt with openly.

Understanding the source of some conflicts can help prevent the conflict from occurring in the first place.


Trust:

IT staff struggle with issues of trust and openness.

Benefits:   Developing an honest, open atmosphere where issues can be dealt with and trust can be earned will lead to a setting in which collaboration can take place.


Collaboration:

Collaborative efforts result in more innovative outcomes than what individuals can achieve alone.

Benefits:   Collaborative efforts reduce rework because information is shared throughout the development of a project. Collaborative efforts help IT professionals develop products that stay ahead of the performance curve.





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