What’s Your Communication Style?















7 Responses to What’s Your Communication Style?

  1. Brenda Siler says:

    Theresa, thanks for sharing the information on communication styles as discussed by the speaker at the WWPR meeting. It would be interesting to better understand why Carol Vernon, the speaker thought the breakdown of those with “direct” vs “systematic” communication styles was unusual. More insight would be helpful. Thanks!


  2. Hi, Brenda:
    As we were splitting into groups, Vernon commented that participants in her seminars are usually a bit more evenly distributed among the four styles. Hence, the brief comment about how maybe some types are drawn to certain professions, since the majority of us in the room were communications practitioners. We didn’t have time to delve into either of these ideas at any length.


  3. Jaderenee says:

    Thanks for the clear, insightful look into communication styles and how to be an effective communicator. Very helpful!

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  4. lynnefisher says:

    Really interesting! I think the morphing from one or two styles can happen depending on the situation and the theme at hand. I love courses like this, you learn so much and as you say you can then take that awareness and spot what’s going on with some present communication. An art friend and I used to interrupt each other all the time, because we had so much to say and couldn’t contain ourselves, it has taken years to allow us to speak one at a time! We were totally fixed on number 3!

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  5. Jaderenee says:

    So very interesting! I discovered my personality type and can see how discerning others communication type can help in understanding others and being a better communicator.
    Thank you for posting this.


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