Group Discussion, Personality, MBA, CEO..

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About This Presentation

With a robust foundation in Organisational Structure and Analytical Skills, my role as Head of the Management Program is to foster transformative leadership and strategic thinking among aspiring managers. At the intersection of academia and industry, my efforts converge on delivering comprehensive H...


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good morning
welcome all
Dr. M M Bagali
Professor of Management and Director for Management Course, Bangalore
[email protected] I https://linktr.ee/mmbagali I https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmbagali/

Director, Professor, Coach
M M Bagali, PhD, PhD
Centre for
Human Resources and Higher Education
( creating tomorrow india, today )

what’s that most ONE difficult thing
as a student

communication
group discussion:
whats in it !!!

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Communication for Group Discussion
Coffee Break
Group Discussion: The Do;s, Dont’s and Must
Network Lunch
GD Students Competition/ Exercise
Feedback and learning
group discussion:
whats in it !!!
15 November, 2017, Koshy’s Group of Institutes

Does the Management Program
Prepare Business Leaders for Today:
no yes

better communication and
self presenting

Future Work Skills 2020

Institute for the Future for

the University of Phoenix Research Institute / Palo Alto, CA
1 . Sense making
2. Social Intelligence
3. Novel and Adaptive thinking
4. Cross Cultural
5. Computational Thinking
6. New Media Literacy
7. Design Mind set
8. Communication9. Communication10. Better Communication
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successful business
Right human resources
Right Strategy / Execution
Right communication methodology
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successful personality
right attitude
right approach
right communication
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As with any journey, success 

is usually determined by the degree of ....
preparation
preparation
preparation
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55% of what people perceive of others comes from
………………… and facial expressions


38% comes from ………… of voice


7% is based on the ……………. people use
FACTOID
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55% of what people perceive of others comes from
body language and facial expressions


38% comes from tone of voice


7% is based on the actual words people use
FACTOID
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How well you tell what you want to tell
Effective Strategies in Communications
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communication
presentation
for the FIRST time
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experience like this……
Anxiety
Nervous
Taken back
Angry
Surprised
Totally Blank
Cool
Good
ok ok
Mixed reaction
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Structuring your communication
Non Verbal
How you
look to the
people


Body
language
How you
sound to the
people


Oral
Communications
Establishing
Credibility


Written
Communication
How are you
perceived by the
people

Introduce yourself
Opening relate to Central Theme
No Negative start
Plan your talk
Purpose
Decide what to say at what time
Visualise its possible consequences
Arrange your ideas or talk in sequence
Be Clear
The start
the middle
the end
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Should build goodwill


Too many technical words / jargon avoid


Too long sentence


Give background


Don’t prejudice…….. have an open mind


Avoid Halo Effect



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Be positive in approach


Be polite and courtesy


Be assertive


Be patient


Avoid vagueness


Judge the reaction after or in-between the talk


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Be sure your action supports your communication


Listening is part of communication 


Don’t make fun, joke, and lose talk


Few promises make and keep them fulfilled


Thank / Sorry / Excuse / I am sorry…when needed




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self analysis !!!!
I am good at speaking-communication
I am good at Listening
I am good at Interaction
I am good at Understanding emotions during interaction
I am good at equities and Mannerism during communicating
Good: 10 ; Average: 3; Bad: 1

Scores:
50 Excellent
30 Average
10….. OMG

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Language tips
Be aware of slang
Explain acronyms and jargon
Avoid sarcasm
Power robbers (“I hope,” “I guess,”
“maybe,” “probably”) undercut
credibility

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Use Good Speech Habits
Use Good Speech Habits
Phrases To use

“ One moment please”,
“Yes”, “All right”,
“Good-bye”
“please”
“thank you”,
“hello” and “goodbye”

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No EGO
Solid EYE Contact
Good Posture
Natural Gesture
Voice and vocal variety
Effective use of Language and Pauses
Active Listening involvement
Behavioural Skills in Communications

Nod the head

In between Yes/ NO/ A minute

Listen with a purpose

Hold Anger / Temper

Speak to the People

Smile to the People

Call People by Name
Generous in Praise / Appreciation
Considerate Feelings towards others
Make other persona feel important
Don’t critics, condemn or complain
Ask relevant questions

another ……. aspect in communication ??????
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Guidelines for effective Listening
Step 1: Face the speaker and maintain eye contact
Step 2: Be attentive, but relaxed
Step 3: Keep an open mind
Step 4: Listen to the words and try to picture what the speaker is saying
Step 5: Don't interrupt and don't impose your “solutions
Step 6: Wait for the speaker to pause to ask clarifying questions
Step 7: Ask questions only to ensure understanding
Step 8: Try to feel what the speaker is feeling
Step 9: Give the speaker regular feedback

few other ways
Approach the Session with a Positive Attitude
Prepare to listen
Attentive posture and facial expressions
Check your listening attitudes
Be aware of your own emotions and reactions
Resist distractions
Don’t get carried away by your own curiosity

few other ways
take notes – write it down
stop talking
prepare yourself to listen
put the speaker at ease
empathise
be patience
avoid prejudice
listen to Ideas, not just words
watch non-verbal gestures
Listen for the whole message
Manage your own emotions and reactions
well-placed questions to draw out
information

Improve 

Communication Skills
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Know what you want to Say

Control Fear


Think before you Talk

Believe in your Message

Repeat Major Points

Find out what your Listener wants

Define Acronyms

Reduce Jargon


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Use Humor

Use Anecdotes & Stories

Ask for Feedback

Increase your Vocabulary


Make Eye Contact

Gesture / Pause

Vary your Volume

Watch your Tone
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Prepare to Listen

Screen out Distractions

Concentrate on the Message
Ask Questions  

Use Mind Mapping

Write a purpose Statement

Use an Outline

Get to the point Quickly

Explain abstract Words

Use Gender Neutral Language

Cite Source of Statistical Data

Illustrate with Personal Examples
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Express Emotion

Keep it Simple

Paint Verbal Pictures

Suppress Emotion

Take Notes

Write Personal Notes

Write more Effective Business Letters

Use Short Sentences

Communicate Online

Keep up with Current Events

Read something Inspirational

Use the Internet

Check your Posture

Dress Appropriately

Visualize

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Commit to being Truthful

Empathize

Don’t Take Yourself too seriously

Be Receptive to New Ideas

Respect the other Person’s Point of
View

Recognize the Importance of Stress
Check your attitude

Use Good Manners

Recognize Condescending Manners

Avoid words that Hurt

Change Abrasive Behaviour

Handle Disagreements with Tact

Organise productive meetings

Understand the Importance of
Timing

Present a Good Personal Image
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Now
Personality
Why this stage
Exposure
Maturity
New area
Mind set

Now 1
st
Sem
Why this stage
Awareness
Understanding
Knowing

Now 1
st
Sem 2
nd
Sem
Why this stage
Learning
Experience
Exposure

Now 1
st
Sem 2
nd
Sem 3
rd
Sem
Why this stage
Set to see outside
Interaction
Discussion

What you need to be in next 2 years……
Now 1
st
Sem 2
nd
Sem 3
rd
Sem End

coffee break

what was the talk during
Coffee ????

4 components in MBA selection-
admissions or job or promotion or ???

Application
10%
written
test
30%
interview
20%
group
discussion
40%
4 components in MBA selection-
admissions or job or promotion or ???

group discussion
what comes to your
thought ??

intellectual talk
ideas
opinion formation
agreements X disagreements
consenses
coming to a point
meaningful conclusions

purpose
•assessing students
personality
•comprehensive tool to
judge the worthiness of
the student
•appropriateness for the job
•assessment of background
…………..

philosophy
discussing X argument

formalities
•discussion among a group of persons
•8 & 12 members
•topic of current issue
•time limit of 20 to 30 minutes
•you have to discuss
•you have to acknowledge
•you have to bring ideas
•you have to come to a point !!!!!!

your persona
assessing students personality

Prerequisites of a Group Discussion
•Topics given by panelists
•Planning and preparation
•Knowledge with self-
confidence
•Communication skills/
power of speech
•Presentation
•Body Language and
personal appearance
•Being calm and cool
•Extensive knowledge base
related to state, country and
globe
•Areas are
politics,sports,science &trade
commerce,Industry and
Technology,MNC,etc
•Analyze the social,economical
issues logistically
•Listening skills
•Co-operation

Benefits in Group discussion
•Stimulation of thinking
in a new way
•Expansion of
knowledge
•Understanding of
your strength and
weakness
•Your true personality is
revealed and qualities
of leadership
crystallize

•Provides chance to Expose
•Language skills
•Academic knowledge
•Leadership skills
•People handling skills
•Team work
•General knowledge

Do`s / Dont’
in group discussion

Do’s
•Appropriate to the issue
•Make original points & support them by
substantial reasoning
•Listen to the other participants actively
&carefully
•Logical flow, & validate it with an example as
far as possible
•Make only accurate statements
•Modulate the volume, pitch and tone
•Be considerate to the feelings of the others
•Try to get your turn
•Be an active and dynamic participant by
listening
•Talk with confidence and self-assurance.

Don’ts
•Being shy /nervous / keeping isolated from
G.D
•Interrupting another participant before his
arguments are over
•Speak in favour ; example:Establish your
position and stand by it stubbornly
•Changed opinions
•Don’t make fun of any participant even if
his arguments are funny
•Don’t engage yourself in sub-group
conversation
•Don’t repeat and use irrelevant materials
•Addressing yourself to the expert/ judge
•Worrying about making some grammatical
mistakes,for your interest the matter you
put across are important.

Cautious
•Be assertive
•not hurting others ‘self-respect’
•a patient listener
•showing appreciation
•right language
•Be analytical and fact-oriented
•supported with facts
•analyzed logically
•accept criticism

Techniques For Leading
Group Discussions

•Create a situation
•Explore cooperation or collaborative
•Discuss and/or analyze an issue
•Create a strategic plan
•Discuss policy and policy change
•ask for opinions
•participate
•seek support
•pro and cons of each topic
Techniques For
Leading Group Discussions

Lead the
discussion
•Set the topic
•Foster the open process
•Involve all participants
•Ask questions or provide
information to move the discussion
•Summarize and/or clarify
important points and conclusions
•Wrap up the session
•Follow-up if necessary

Body Language: How We
Communicate Without Words

Actions Speak Louder than Words?

Entire Body
?..............the study of the way in which certain body movements and gestures serve
as a form of non-verbal communication... [and] body
movements and gestures regarded as a form of non-verbal
communication."
"kinesics
–Lean
–Arms
–Handshake
–Eye contact
–Affirmative movements
–Special Verbal emphasis
–Expressive

Happiness
Sadness
Fear
Disgust
Surprise
Anger
the six universal facial expressions - recognized
around the world

Gestures
–Context
–Talk
–React
–Call
–Emotions
–Personality type

Face Expression
–Look
–Emotions
–Engaged
–Maturity

Standing
–Crossed legs and Hands
–Turning back to audience

Hands Use
–Warm
–Confidence
–Shake hands
–Use of it

Eye Contact
–Smile
–Stair
–Blinking
–Brightness
–Promise
–Connect
……

Voice
Vocal variety
– Tone
– Pitch
– Words
– Reactions
– Loudness

Avoid
–Looking at the ground
–Picking at something
–On the edge
–Tapping
–Fake smile
–Over blinking
[ ]

lets have One !!!!!!!

Topics of Importance frequently
discussed
•Is India Shining
•Mobile phones / Internet – a boon or nuisance
•Students focusing on software industry-good or bad
•Child marriage - should be or not should be ??
•India 2020- What next !!!
•Daughters are more caring than sons
•Influence of western culture in Indian Universities
•Influence of computers in medical sciences

rules
20 minutes
discuss
not to the point, will be out
best group / person….. wow….

thank you
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Dr. M M Bagali
Professor of Management and Director for Management Course, Bangalore
[email protected] I https://linktr.ee/mmbagali I https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmbagali/