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Non-violent communication: resolving conflicts
Communication
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How this course will help you in your development
5484 I learned new interpersonal skills
3586 It brought me more self-awareness
3010 I learned basic concepts
2234 I learned new technical skills
1913 I discovered useful tools and materials
1661 I developed social and environmental awareness
Kaël France
Great experience
over 1 year ago
MANOEL WAGNER Brazil
Adorei o curso
over 1 year ago
Sage New Zealand
Made me think more about how I engage in conflict and to deescalate.
over 1 year ago
Chiara Germany
it was very helpful ;)
over 1 year ago
Gunash Azerbaijan
It was really useful.I am keening on learning more things.That is why this concept is working really good for me😍
over 1 year ago
Arthur Brazil
The course was great! Non-violent communication is an important soft skill in solving conflicts and on how to not create them!
over 1 year ago
Dominika Slovakia
Very useful information that you will use in your personal life in addition to the Worldpackers platform.
over 1 year ago
Antonia Romania
👍
over 1 year ago
Luis Germany
A good reminder on how to behave as a guest and that it’s better to avoid unnecessary conflicts.
over 1 year ago
Shayene Brazil
Adorei o curso !! Muito interessante.
over 1 year ago
Pia Germany
Really helpful and informative
over 1 year ago
Pauline Belarus
The course is in Spanish, so I had to turn the English subtitles on to comprehend it. The speaker delivers the subject well, she is very articulate and sounds friendly and open. I have to admit tho, I tend to disagree with some basic points indicated (primarily with the statement that reaching zero disagreements as a team is an aim of non-violent communication and overall counts as a good result). Building up some resilience and endurance to deeper differences (respecting them instead of dissolving them) may be the key.
over 1 year ago