Name: Active Listening: Enhancing Communication Skills
Brand: Coursera
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (137 reviews)

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In workplace and personal interactions, mastering active listening is a crucial skill for effective communication and building meaningful relationships. This comprehensive course on Active Listening introduces learners to a range of techniques and strategies that empower them to become active listeners in various interpersonal contexts. Whether you're a professional seeking to enhance your leadership skills, a team member aiming to improve collaboration, or an individual striving to strengthen personal connections, this course equips you with actionable tools to become a proficient active listener. Active listening goes beyond passively hearing words; it involves empathetic engagement, understanding diverse perspectives, and responding thoughtfully. Throughout this course, participants will explore essential concepts like emotional intelligence, nonverbal communication, and cross-cultural considerations to become skilled listeners in both professional and personal settings. This course is designed for professionals, leaders, team members, customer service representatives, students, and anyone eager to develop active listening skills to excel in their personal and professional lives....

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May 10, 2024

Great learning experience to add to your tool kit for empathy and understanding and compassion in personal and work Life

Jan 16, 2025

this is avery good course it will help me with listening as i have a slight problem with this

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By Raj S

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Oct 24, 2024

Good

By 愛柴犬的花生

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Jun 9, 2025

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By C.H. M C

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Mar 20, 2025

(Free version) Overall, it is informative for a beginner course. There were 2 videos that were the same; the only difference was the question. I forget which videos exactly. I think they were in Lesson 4. The final assessment was too easy. The 3 incorrect answers were very obviously incorrect, and the correct answer was always in the same position.