(Solution) 5C003 New (AC2.3) Reflect on your own approach to working inclusively and building positive working relationships with others
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Feedback from Josephine on Working Inclusively
Josephine, a colleague from the operations team, provided feedback on my ability to work inclusively during a recent project. She highlighted how I actively encouraged contributions from every team member and ensured that all perspectives were heard, regardless of their seniority or background. Josephine mentioned that I made an effort to adapt my communication style to suit individual team members, creating a comfortable environment where everyone felt they could speak up. She appreciated how this inclusivity improved the team dynamic, fostering collaboration and producing more well-rounded decisions for the project.
Feedback from James on Building Positive Working Relationships
James, a colleague from the marketing department, offered feedback on my ability to build positive working relationships. He commended me for being approachable and supportive when we worked on a joint campaign. James noted that I consistently showed genuine interest in his ideas and took the time to understand his perspective, which created a sense of trust and mutual respect. He also appreciated that I was responsive and transparent in our communications, which helped us address challenges quickly and work more effectively together, making the project run smoothly.
Reflection on Approach
Currently, I feel that I am relatively successful at building positive working relationships and promoting inclusivity. The feedback from both Josephine and James reflects my skills in active listening, empathy, and adaptability. I’ve demonstrated behaviors like transparency, responsiveness, and a willingness to create open spaces for all voices, which have strengthened team collaboration and morale.
To further improve in these areas, I could deepen my understanding of cross-cultural communication and continue to explore different ways to make quieter team members feel more confident in sharing their ideas. Additionally, I could benefit from training in conflict management to handle difficult situations more effectively, ensuring that both inclusivity and positive relationships are maintained even under challenging circumstances. This development would make me more adept at fostering a collaborative and supportive workplace environment.
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