Fee: RM 1,100 per pax
Loyalty Points: 1100 Points
Duration: 2 Days
Note: In-house course is available. Request it HERE
Original price was: RM2,600.00.RM1,100.00Current price is: RM1,100.00.
IntroductionEmotional Intelligence which is better known as EQ is defined as the ability of a person in recognizing and effectively managing his or her own behavior, impulses and moods. This program provides the participants with the tools required to be emotionally intelligent at the workplace so that they can communicate with others effectively, manage change well, solve problems, and know the right time for the use of humor to build rapport in tense situations. These employees also have empathy, able remain optimistic even in the face of adversity, and are gifted at educating and persuading in a sales situation as well as resolving customer complaints in a customer service role. How Will You BenefitUpon completion of this programme, the participants will be able to :
Who Should AttendExecutives, managers, sales professionals, purchasers, support executives MethodologyThis program will be conducted through interactive lectures, power point presentation, video presentation, role-play, and group discussions Module
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Fee: RM 1,100 per pax
Loyalty Points: 1100 Points
Duration: 2 Days
Note: In-house course is available. Request it HERE
Gerald Kong Wai Kheong
Biodata:
With the advancement of Social Media in today’s communication, Gerald believes that mastering the skills to lead and network can provide a wealth of unending resources and possibilities. With these strong convictions and experience, Gerald runs very successful, impactful and effective programs and workshops sharing his knowledge in leadership, and marketing with different organizations. As part of the process, Gerald equips his participants with leadership and sales skills especially in the areas of strategic planning and sales techniques. He is the business trainer of the largest networking group in the world that specializes in referral marketing which passed more than USD6.5 billion worth of business in 2013. He has been appointed by the Ministry of Human Resource Malaysia to train and certify other corporate trainers.