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On-Site Audit Skills: Entertaining Business Training

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This customized two-day program is designed to help auditors effectively gather information and create consistency among multiple locations

Our Process   

  • Evaluation of current skills, talents, and goals
  • Customization of training modules tailored to your immediate and long-term needs
  • Interactive and action-based learning format, emphasizing role-play high-impact training and feedback

Key Objectives

 
  • Improve the overall audit process
  • Create a customized questioning system that invokes honest responses
  • Enhance communication structure and flow
  • Improve behavior patterns and body language awareness
  • Implement change management techniques that create a consistent approach for multiple locations
  • Build “results producing” relationships
  • Improve clarity and reception of key ideas
  • Develop awareness and acceptance among those being audited

Suggested agenda

  • Communicating change
  • The truth about team building: myths and motivators
  • Creating a plan for success: what the most successful do differently
  • The flywheel effect: making change work
  • How to be right without making others wrong
  • How create consistency without robbing people of their uniqueness
  • Listening like a leader: the truth about trust
  • Everything you ever wanted to know about effective questioning techniques but were afraid to ask
  • How to create the defined outcomes you want your questions to deliver
  • Creating questions that identify needs without bruising egos
  • The five best questions in the world
  • How to customize the best questions for your audit process
  • Open and closed ended questions and how to use them
  • How to identify issues that are not being discussed
  • How to detect the reoccurring patterns of dishonest answers
  • The truth about dishonesty
  • The three reasons people don’t tell the truth
  • Job protection vs. action
  • Creating an open environment for telling the truth
  • Focusing on what’s important: picking your battles
  • How to hold people accountable without embarrassing them
  • How to be firm and respectful
  • Face-to-Face Communications
  • Being prepared for the audit
  • Organized information gathering techniques
  • Effective processes: ask, listen, agree and recommend
  • How to avoid an argument
  • How get people to agree with you
  • How to build report quickly: relationship management
  • Body language and eye contact: Yours and theirs
  • Voice tone and sincerity

Presenting your ideas

  • Lay the foundation: defining your goal
  • How to outline your concepts for maximum impact
  • How to create a concise presentation from too much information
  • Structure and flow: professional presentation skills
  • Speaking with passion and confidence

Overcoming objections

  • Managing expectations and emotions:
  • Developing the most common objections in advance
  • Isolating objections and handling them one at a time
  • Understanding the difference between objections and conditions
  • Why objections indicate interest
  • How to treat objections as a request for more information
  • Handling objections without being defensive

Structuring and delivering your solutions

  • Using the flywheel effect: proving change works
  • Creating awareness
  • How to make their ideas part of the solution
  • Outlining the benefits of a consistent approach
  • How to guide people from resistance to acceptance
  • How to clearly explain the value of your solutions

Contact your bureau representative to discuss options, availability and pricing for this program.