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Personal Brand Identity Quiz! Trivia

Management of a brand is complex and (different stakeholder assessing)

Strong brands are _________. So you'll need to be consistent, optimize your strengths, and explore your weaknesses.

When you know your personal brand, you can figure out how to use it within the corporate culture where you work. It becomes an authentic exchange of _______.

In the CVF, the relational quadrant is also referred to as the __________ quadrant.

Strongly worded, emphatic, forceful, and powerful are keywords in which quadrant of the CVF?

Tone of voice, clarity of speech, and pitch range refer to which of the Vs?

Which of the 7 Cs, considers positive language in communication?

Which of the 7 Cs implies being exact, particular, and clear rather than fuzzy and general.

What can you use to ensure your email is "reader-friendly"?

To show empathy when writing emails, you'll need to show that you accept someone/something ________.

What's the recommended structure when writing emails to deliver bad news?

An “I” statement focuses on the perspectives of the speaker. When used to deliver ‘bad news’, it gives the impression that the speaker is interested to establish an _ communication channel, and is not interested in assigning ___.

To be empathetic in the workplace, we should

Crucial conversations involve

How do you set boundaries when you engage in difficult workplace communication?

When you "fight" (during difficult workplace communications), you.......

Personal Brand Identity Quiz! Trivia

Management of a brand is complex and (different stakeholder assessing)

Strong brands are _________. So you'll need to be consistent, optimize your strengths, and explore your weaknesses.

When you know your personal brand, you can figure out how to use it within the corporate culture where you work. It becomes an authentic exchange of _______.

In the CVF, the relational quadrant is also referred to as the __________ quadrant.

Strongly worded, emphatic, forceful, and powerful are keywords in which quadrant of the CVF?

Tone of voice, clarity of speech, and pitch range refer to which of the Vs?

Which of the 7 Cs, considers positive language in communication?

Which of the 7 Cs implies being exact, particular, and clear rather than fuzzy and general.

What can you use to ensure your email is "reader-friendly"?

To show empathy when writing emails, you'll need to show that you accept someone/something ________.

What's the recommended structure when writing emails to deliver bad news?

An “I” statement focuses on the perspectives of the speaker. When used to deliver ‘bad news’, it gives the impression that the speaker is interested to establish an _____ communication channel, and is not interested in assigning _______.

To be empathetic in the workplace, we should

Crucial conversations involve

How do you set boundaries when you engage in difficult workplace communication?

When you "fight" (during difficult workplace communications), you.......

An “I” statement focuses on the perspectives of the speaker. When used to deliver ‘bad news’, it gives the impression that the speaker is interested to establish an _ communication channel, and is not interested in assigning ___.