Communication & Stakeholder Relations Flashcards
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What is active listening in GCP professional communication?
Answer: Fully concentrating on the speaker, understanding their message, and providing thoughtful feedback
Active listening involves fully focusing on the speaker, processing their message, asking clarifying questions, and providing thoughtful responses that demonstrate understanding and engagement.
What is stakeholder mapping in GCP practice?
Answer: Identifying all parties with an interest in a project and assessing their influence and expectations
Stakeholder mapping identifies everyone affected by or interested in a project, then categorizes them by influence level, interest, and expectations to develop targeted communication and engagement strategies.
Why is written communication important in GCP practice?
Answer: It creates a permanent record, ensures clarity, and provides reference for future actions
Written communication creates documented records, provides clarity through careful word choice, allows review before sending, and serves as reference material for decisions and future actions.
What is the purpose of a communication plan in GCP project management?
Answer: To define what information is shared, with whom, when, and through which channels
A communication plan establishes a structured approach to information sharing, defining the content, audience, frequency, channels, and responsible parties for each type of project communication.
How should GCP professionals handle difficult conversations?
Answer: Prepare key points, remain calm and objective, focus on facts, and seek mutually beneficial outcomes
Difficult conversations require preparation, emotional control, fact-based discussion, active listening, and a collaborative approach focused on finding solutions rather than assigning blame.
What role does feedback play in GCP professional development?
Answer: It identifies strengths and areas for improvement, guiding professional growth
Constructive feedback identifies both strengths and development areas, providing specific, actionable information that guides professional growth when delivered timely and received with openness.