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This proposal outlines creative methodologies for improving communication in the workplace. It focuses on non-verbal cues, spatial relationships, psycho-physical presence, vocal dynamics, physical dynamics, and their relationship to architecture and audience. Goals are to identify common communication breakdown scenarios and develop creative workshops demonstrating issues and solutions through theatrical and interactive exercises. The workshops aim to address top challenges like communication, tunnel vision, deadlines, creative blocks, and burnout through games targeting listening, concentration, multi-tasking, focus, teamwork, and relaxed readiness.
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- 1. Pro-Dev. Proposal Creative Methodologies in Communicating in the Workplace Prepared by Ben Gonio, Professional Development Consultant with /fee-nix/ Productions
- 2. Areas of Focus Communication Non-verbal cues and Clothing as creative Vocal dynamics and Physical dynamics Relationship to Spatial relationship Psycho-physical body language expression presence presence architecture/Audience Audience Reporting Business Groups Developers Product Teams Business Analysts Systems Analysts Project Managers Administrators Other Groups Analysts Goals & Objectives Develop creative workshops to Establish different groups within the Identify the problem spots in Identify common scenarios of demonstrate issues and propose solutions product development ecosystem communication communication breakdowns through theatrical and interactive modalities
- 3. ? What are the top 5 common challenges in each group? 1. Communication 2. Tunnel vision 3. Deadlines 4. Creative blocks 5. Burn out
- 4. ? Count to 20: Listening. Paced communication. ? This is a what?: concentration. Multi-tasking and focus ? Big Booty: focus and concentration. Physical vocal dynamics ? ABC game: concentration and multi-tasking, presentation skills ? Hunter/Hunted: listening and concentration. ? Word by word: focus. Mindfulness. ? Zip/Zap/Zop: concentration and communication, physica/vocal dynamics. ? Samurai: concentration and communication, teamwork, ? Stomp: relaxed readiness. ? Victoria rhythm exercises: concentration and relaxed readiness.
- 5. ? Hand pulse game. ? Human Knot: Have each person reach into the center of the circle and grab a hand of a person standing across the circle -- each person must hold hands with 2 different people.: Team building.