Effective Communication in the S.T.E.M. workplace. Jeremy is a leadership coach who specializes in helping engineers and other S.T.E.M. professionals become great managers and leaders. Being a great leader requires exceptional communication skills, especially in environments where there are a lot of Neuro-Diverse people. We explore communicating well with people who think, communicate and see the world very differently than most. The world needs this diversity in order to make progress. Leaders who can communicate well across this diversity will set themselves apart from the rest!
https://www.NeuroConversantLeadership.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 16 hours 2 minutes
45: Am I an imposter...or is it a syndrome?
"I'm Jeremy and I am an imposter"...sounds like a self help group, doesn't it? Imposter syndrome is a common experience where individuals feel like they are frauds and fear being exposed as such. It is often experienced by high achievers who struggle to internalize their accomplishments. The perception of oneself and how others perceive them may not align, leading to feelings of inadequacy...
44: Geoff Weinstein - People don't have time to read...so streamline your message
Do you want to learn to streamline your communication? Make it simpler and more concise? That's what Geoff Weinstein talks about in this episode.
Jeff Weinstein, a communications coach and author, shares his journey into the field of communication and the importance of effective communication in maximizing productivity. He emphasizes the impact of vulnerability and fear of public speaking on our ability to communicate...
43: Show you are confident by asking questions
Have you ever thought you were the only person in the room who didn't understand something...but when you asked the questions, found that that no one else understood it either?
Asking questions requires confidence and can lead to valuable insights and opportunities. Many people are hesitant to ask questions, but those who do often gain respect and create a more open and collaborative environment...
42: Trent Theroux - Using 1 minute stories can help accountants to communicate
In this conversation, Jeremy and Trent discuss the importance of communication in accounting and how accountants can improve their communication skills. Trent shares his personal journey and how he developed his communication skills. He emphasizes the power of creating one-minute stories and provides tips on how to develop and use them effectively. They also discuss the benefits of exercise in organizing thoughts and reducing filler words...
episode 41: 41: Weaponizing words and using labels in political debate
In this episode, Jeremy discusses how people use labels to win political arguments and the negative impact of weaponizing words. He shares personal experiences where labels were used against him and emphasizes the importance of avoiding labels in conversations. Jeremy encourages listeners to focus on specific topics and avoid broad assumptions. He also asks for listeners' help in sharing interesting bromides for a future episode...
episode 40: 40: How to become a top 1% communicator
Brendan Kumarasami, founder of MasterTalk, shares his journey from studying accounting to becoming a speech coach. He discusses the importance of communication skills for STEM professionals and offers three key tips: the random word exercise, the question drill, and the video message. Brendan emphasizes the need for engineers to develop their communication skills in order to advance in their careers and become effective leaders...
episode 39: 39: How to respond when you are triggered
Triggers, like stress, can be good or bad. They are stimuli that spark intense emotions. Negative triggers can be caused by various factors, such as past experiences or body image issues. In conversations, common triggers include feeling invisible, dismissed, or controlled. It is important to be mindful of the impact of our words and to ask questions to clarify intentions. When triggered, taking deep breaths and asking oneself and the other person questions can help diffuse the situation...
38: Carlos Alvarenga - "Persuasion is Chemistry with Language"
Carlos Alvarenga, author of The Rules of Persuasion, discusses the importance of persuasion in effective communication. He explains that persuasion is a demonstration that something is true or appears to be true, and it can be achieved through the character of the speaker, the arguments presented, and the emotions evoked. Alvarenga emphasizes the need for authenticity in persuasion and cautions against using fake emotions or sentimentality...
episode 37: 37: The big bang theory... of communication
In this episode, Jeremy discusses the popularity of the TV show 'The Big Bang Theory' and how it resonates with viewers because of the unique and quirky characters. He emphasizes that everyone is unique and encourages embracing and understanding the differences in others. Jeremy suggests two courses of action: embracing differences by finding out what others are passionate about and why, and finding your own people by joining specific interest groups...
36: Nic Redman on using your authentic voice - Mind Body and Breath
Summary
Nic Redman, a spoken voice and recording coach, discusses the importance of voice training and communication in corporate environments. She emphasizes the need to focus on the impact and emotional connection in communication rather than just the technical aspects. Redman highlights the significance of vocal warm-ups to prepare the voice and release tension. She suggests quick and easy exercises that can be done anywhere...