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Course Code etc
Academic Year 2023
College Graduate School of Business
Course Code KN241
Theme・Subtitle Advanced Topics in Persuasion and Influence Without Authority
Class Format Face to face (all classes are face-to-face)
Class Format (Supplementary Items)
Campus
Campus Ikebukuro
Semester Fall semester
DayPeriod・Room Thu.3・D601
Credit 2
Course Number MIB6201
Language English
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prerequisite regulations
Acceptance of Other Colleges
course cancellation
Online Classes Subject to 60-Credit Upper Limit
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Text Code KN241

【Course Objectives】

1. Students will better understand the nature and sources of persuasion and influence, especially within the context of a complex business environment and organizational settings characterized by collaboration, coordination, and cooperation.
2. Students will understand their own persuasion and influence skills and how to use them more effectively.
3. Students will enhance their persuasion and influence competencies as well as develop their capacity to continue growing those skills.

【Course Contents】

The 21st Century witnessed a shift from away from bureaucratic hierarchical structures toward organic, cross-functional teams and project-based structures. Positional authority has weakened and simultaneously organizations expect all employees to actively contribute in bringing about positive outcomes. Under such conditions, employees must develop skills that will help them persuade others and exert influence in the absence of positional authority.

• Effective leaders and professionals understand the nature and sources of power and influence, especially within the context of a complex, interdependent, fast-changing business environment. They understand the nature and role of persuasion as well as the difference between persuasion and influence, and the difference between these and manipulation.
• Effective leaders possess a set of interpersonal competencies and skills that enable them to persuade and influence others in order to accomplish change initiatives and achieve organizational goals. These include skills in mindful communication, building trust, conflict management, teamwork, and negotiation.
• Effective leaders know when and how to employ their persuasion and influence skills, where managing down, up across within organizations across organizations and stakeholder groups.

The objectives of this course will be achieved mostly through lectures, discussion, presentations, and experiential activities as well as assignments that you complete outside of class.

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