How to individualise both your management and your communication to get results
Your professionalism as a Manager or a Salesperson relies both upon your technical expertise and your aptitude to communicate effectively with your collaborators and your partners. PROCESS COMMUNICATION® is a tool for communication and understanding personality: It was developed in the beginning of the 70’s by Dr Taibi KAHLER, Ph.D.
PROCESS COMMUNICATION® has numerous applications in management, recruitment, training, sales, negotiation, team building, etc.
The basis of this model was awarded the Eric BERNE scientific prize in 1975. The diversity of use of the model ranges from NASA for the recruitment of its astronauts, to Bill Clinton to build his speeches.
PROCESS COMMUNICATION® is an invaluable asset for all executives wishing to understand and manage their interpersonal communication effectively.
April, 2010
Starting in October 2010, P.S.D.C.I. (Personal Skills Development Consultants International) will be running in Bucharest the new Process Communication Model® Coach Training.
Upon completion of the training you may use Personality Pattern InventorIES (PPI) as a part of your coaching practice. PCM Coach Training is recognised by the ICF. The training is intended for consultants and coaches, already trained in coaching skills who wish to use another model to add the next level of sophistication to their practice.
For further details and registration please contact: johnparr@process-communication.ro.
June, 2009
A "Train the Trainer" was successfully completed in June 2009, resulting in the certification of ten new Romanian Trainers.
Those are:
Adriana Marinescu
Ane-Mary Ormenisan
Anca Coman
Claudia Breznai
Dragos Bucurenci
Dan Adrian Ivanov
Daniel Ciucur
Razvan Danciu
Ruxandra Draghicescu
Serban Radulovici
"The Process Communication Model® provides a framework for evaluating the information one wishes to communicate and the best means for doing so with various recipients of that information. I ... look forward to many years of making use of what I have learned." Hillary Clinton