Interpersonal Influence Inventory
Rollin Glaser, EdD
Maybe you were born with it. Or maybe it was learned.
Influence is a daily part of everyday work life, from resolving misunderstandings with colleagues to negotiating complex deals and leading project teams. And while there are several different styles of interpersonal influence, research shows that assertive behavior has the greatest impact on individual success and organizational performance. The good news is that influence is a learned skill. With the right training, some self-discovery, and a healthy dose of practice, people can develop their ability to be assertive. The Interpersonal Influence Inventory is an eye-opening learning tool that reveals a preference for one of four dominant styles: Openly Aggressive Behavior, Concealed Aggressive Behavior, Passive Behavior, or Assertive Behavior. Learning Outcomes
An INNOWISE bestseller for more than 20 years, the Interpersonal Influence Inventory is the combination self-assessment and training workshop that has helped thousands of people identify their interpersonal influence style, learn how they come across to others, and work toward becoming more effective communicators. |