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ManagerialCommunicationStudentNotes5Nov
ManagerialCommunication
Contents
Courseschedulep.2
Stepstoprepareforallmanagerialcommunicationp.3
3-minutestand-uppresentationsp.4
Johnson&Johnson:
TheTylenolTragedycasestudyp.6
TheChineseNegotiationp.18
AlphaGearingShanghaicasestudyp.20
Impromptupresentationsp.22
HarvardBusinessReviewarticlesp.24
One-to-oneInterviewsp.26
Interviewrole-play#1(Jamie&Bobby)p.27
Interviewrole-play#2(Chris&Sandy)p.31
Interviewrole-play#3(Lee&Alex)p.37
AvonChinacasestudyp.43
CourseSchedule
Session1:
9-Nov
Session2:
16-Nov
Pre-coursepreparationforsessions1:
▪3-minindividualpresentationsandfeedback–“ThemostvaluablelessonIhavelearnedinlifeandhowitwillhelpmyfuturecareer”
▪Read‘JohnsonandJohnson–TheTylenolTragedy’casestudy
▪Discussiononhowtorunefficientandeffectivemeetings
▪Roleplay:
InternalmeetingonJohnsonandJohnson–TheTylenolTragedycasestudy
▪Roleplay:
InternalpreparationmeetingforexternalpressconferenceonTylenolTragedy
▪Roleplay:
PressConference
Preparationforsessions2:
▪Read‘TheChineseNegotiation’
▪Prepareteampresentation&facilitationonassignednotion
▪Read‘AlphaGearingShanghai’casestudy
▪Facilitatingdiscussionon‘TheChineseNegotiation’(teamsoftwo)
▪AlphaGearingteampresentations(teamsof3–5)
▪Individualimpromptupresentations
Preparationforsessions3
▪ReadassignedHBSarticle&preparea5-minutepresentation
▪Prepare500wordwrittenreflectiononsession13-minutetalk
Session3:
23-Nov
Session4:
30-Nov
▪Submit500wordwrittenreflectiononsession13-minutetalk
▪HarvardBusinessReviewarticleindividual5-minutepresentations
▪One-to-oneinterviewrole-plays
▪Roleplay1:
‘Jamie&Bobby’
▪Roleplay2:
‘Chris&Sandy’
▪Roleplay3:
‘Lee&Alex’
Preparationforsession4:
▪Read‘AvonProductsChina’casestudy
▪Prepareandsubmita1-pagewrittenaudienceanalysisandcommunicationstrategyforassignedaudience
▪Prepare15-minuteindividualpresentationwithvisualaids
▪AvonProductsChina’individual15-minutefinalpresentations
StepstoPrepareforAllManagerialCommunication:
1.Understandtheaudience.ReferenceMaryMunter’s“GuidetoManagerialCommunication”ChapterIonAudienceStrategy
2.Askyourselfthefollowing3questionsandprepareyourcommunicationtohelpyouraudienceto“share”youranswers.(Communicationistheprocessof“sharing”thoughts,ideas,information,andfeelingsthroughunderstandablelanguages.)
a.WhatdoIwantmyaudiencetoremember?
(Substantial)
b.WhatdoIwantmyaudiencetodo?
(Consequential)
c.HowdoIwantmyaudiencetofeel?
(Effective)
Theprocessofmanagerialcommunicationshouldbecarriedoutasefficientlyaspossiblewithoutsacrificingthequalityoftheabove3answers
3.Structureyourcommunicationandchoosethecommunicationstyle(tell,sell,consult,join)accordingtotheanswerstotheabove3questions.ReferenceMaryMunter’s“GuidetoManagerialCommunication”ChapterIonMessageStrategy,ChapterVonVerbalStructureandChapterVIIonNonverbalSkills.
4.ThemeasuresofsuccessforManagerialCommunicationare:
a.Content:
SubstantialandConsequential
b.Delivery:
EfficientandEffective
5.Afteryourcommunication,askyouraudiencetoanswerthethreequestionsinpointtwoaboveandcomparetheiranswerswithyourown.Weretheythesame?
Howcanyouimproveyourcommunicationsothattheaudience’sanswerswillbesimilartoyouranswers?
Session1a~ThreeMinuteStand-upTalk
Mode:
one-to-manycommunicationwithoutvisualaids
Style:
tell/sell
Task:
Delivera3-minpresentationon:
“ThemostvaluablelessonIhavelearnedinlifeandhowitwillhelpmyfuturecareer”
Note:
Thepresentationwillbevideotapedforstudentreview.
Instructions
✶Introductiontoeffectivepublicspeaking
✶Delivera3-minutetalkontheabovetopic
✶Providefeedbacktoapeerontheirperformance
✶Whenrecordingsareavailable(you’llbenotifiedbyemail)writeaone-pageself-evaluationonyourperformance.
Requiredreading:
✶MaryMunter,GuidetoManagerialCommunication
oChapterI–CommunicationStrategy(CommunicationStrategy/AudienceStrategy/MessageStrategy/ChannelChoiceStrategy)
oChapterV–Speaking:
VerbalStructure(Tell/SellPresentations)
oChapterVII:
Speaking:
NonverbalSkills(NonverbalDeliverySkills)
Recommendedreading:
✶AreYourPresentationsInspiring?
HarvardBusinessReview
✶HowtoMakeEvenWeakSpeechesGreat.ByNickMorgan
Individual3-minutePresentationon
“ThemostvaluablelessonIhavelearnedinlife
andhowitwillhelpmyfuturecareer”
PeerEvaluationChecklist
Asyouwatcheachtalk,considerthefollowing:
Contentandorganization
ExcellentGoodSatisfactoryPoor
Thespeaker:
✶Caughttheaudience’sattentionandexplainedher/hispurposeinabriefintroduction
✶Choseamessagethatwassuitablefora3-minutetalk
✶Focusedonalessonthatwasinterestingandthatyoufeltwasvaluableandapplicabletoyourfuturecareer
✶Providedasummary&clearconclusionattheend(canyourememberthekeypointsafterwards?
)
✶Demonstratedgoodtimemanagement
Delivery
ExcellentGoodSatisfactoryPoor
Thespeaker:
✶Usedaconversationalapproach(didnotreadfromnotes,screenormemorizescript
✶Facedtheaudiencewhilespeaking
✶Hadmeaningfuleyecontact
✶Usednaturalhandgestures;heldnotesappropriately
✶Hadapleasant&enthusiasticexpression;engagedviewers&createdrapport
✶Hadanexpressive,wellmodulatedvoicewithgoodintonation
✶Pacedtheirrateofspeechappropriately&includedpausesforeffect
✶Wasfluentandexpressedthemselveswithoutusingtoomanypausefillers
✶Usedlanguagethatwasclear&understandable(grammar,pronunciation&enunciation)
Session1b~JohnsonandJohnsonTylenolTragedyCase
Mode:
many-to-manycommunication(strategymeeting&pressconference)
Style:
consult/join&tell/sell
Task:
Yourtaskistoassumearolefromthe“JohnsonandJohnson:
TheTylenolTragedy”case;participateininternalcrisisstrategymeetingandanexternalpressconference.Yourinstructorwillprovideyouwithadescriptionoftheroleyouaretoplay.
Instructions:
Part1:
CrisisStrategyMeeting
✶Discusshowtorunefficientandeffectivemeetings(15min)
✶Inteamsof6to8,divideuptherolesandthenmeetwithyourcounter-partsfromtheotherteamstobrainstormideasonwhatyouknow,don’tknow,wouldliketoknow,andwhatyouplantosayatyourrespectivemeetings(15min)
✶Role-playtheJohnson&JohnsoncrisisstrategyteammeetingchairedbytheCEO(30min)
✶Aftertherole-play,returntotheclassroomandindividuallythenasagroup,reflectuponthesuccessofyourmeeting(10min).
✶Giveashortteamreporttotherestoftheclassaboutthesuccessofyourmeeting;sharingboththeeffectiveandineffectiveaspectsaswellaswhetheryourgroupachievedtheirmeetingobjectives(20min).
✶Break(15min)
Instructions:
Part2:
CrisisCommunicationPressConference
✶Inyourteams,preparefortheJohnson&Johnsonpressconferencerole-play–forthispartanewCEOshouldbeassigned(30min)
✶Role-playthepressconference(15minperteam,includingQ&A).
✶Provideteamfeedbacktooneotherteam.
Requiredreading:
✶HarvardBusinessSchool–the“JohnsonandJohnson:
TheTylenolTragedy”case
✶Individualrolesforthecrisisstrategymeetingandpressconference
✶MaryMunter,GuidetoManagerialCommunication
oChapterVII:
Speaking:
NonverbalSkills(NonverbalListeningSkills)
oChapterV–Speaking:
VerbalStructure(QuestionsandAnswers/Consult/JoinMeetings/OtherSpeakingSituations)
Recommendedreading:
✶HandlingQ&A:
TheFiveKindsofListening–HarvardBusinessReview
✶DealingwiththePressbyRichardBeamish
✶HowtoHoldaPressConferenceHarvardBusinessReview
✶Do’sandDon’tsinDealingwiththeMediaHarvardBusinessReview
✶TheChryslerOdometerScandal
✶CrisisCommunicationPlan:
APRBluePrintat:
http:
//www3.niu.edu/newsplace/crisis.html
✶MernaSkinner,CommunicatingwiththePressduringaCrisis
http:
//www.exec-
CurrentsituationfortheTylenolbrandin1982:
✶Tylenolisanaspirinalternativethatisthemostsuccessfulover-the-counterproductintheUSandabsoluteleaderinthepainkillerfield.
✶ThereareanumberofTylenolproductsincluding:
Tylenolcapsules,tablets,children’sdrops,regularstrengthTylenol,
✶TylenolisproducedattwoMcNeilmanufacturingplants(asubsidiaryofJ&J):
oneinRoundRock,TexasandtheothernearcompanyHQsinFortWashington,Pennsylvania.
Scenario~Date:
ThursdaySeptember30th,1982:
It’sThursdayafternoonandthedayhasbeenoneoftheworstofyourworkinglife.ThismorningthePRDepartmentreceivedaphonecallfromaChicagoSunTimesreporterinforminghimthattheMedicalExaminerhadjustgivenapressconferencewarningthatpeopleweredyingfromconsumingpoisonedTylenolanddidJohnsonandJohnsonhaveanycomment?
Thisisthefirstknowledgethecompanyhashadofthecrisis.Aswasbecomingincreasinglycommonintheageofelectronicmedia,themediawerefirstonthesceneandhadmoreinformationthantheorganizationitself.
TheCEOforJohnson&Johnson,McNeill’sparentcompany,hasformedaCrisisStrategyTeamtodealwiththesituation.TheteamconsistsoftheDirectorofPublicRelations,theMcNeillPlantManager,th