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Capacitação

CNV: Comunicação Não-Violenta

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Pautas

Check in + Questionamento

O que é CVN?

4 componentes da Comunicação Não-Violenta

Sugestões para o feedback

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Check in

No trabalho

Na escola ou Faculdade

Em casa

No dia a dia

Conte uma situação em que você teve dificuldade para transmitir uma mensagem de forma efetiva...

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Vamos nos alinhar

O que você acha que é a comunicação não-violenta?

“CNV é falar de forma gentil e calma?”

"CNV só serve pra quem é Violento e Agressivo?”

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Princípios da CNV

Ser “espaço” e compreender o outro

EMPATIA

AUTENTICIDADE

Poder pedir de acordo com nossas necessidades e sentimentos

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O que é CNV?

É uma metodologia comunicacional desenvolvida por Marshall Rosenberg

Aprimora os relacionamentos interpessoais e diminuir

a violência no mundo

Possibilita a conexão com si mesmos e com os outros

Compreende as habilidades de falar e ouvir

Baseada em empatia e autenticidade

Permite que a compaixão se desenvolva

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Instituto Gallup

Realizou uma das maiores pesquisas sobre satisfação e engajamento no ambiente de trabalho

Entrevistou 2,7 milhões de profissionais

276 organizações em 155 países

Pesquisa

2014 a 2016

Onde?

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Dados dos entrevistados

15%

67%

18%

Investem tempo, mas pouco esforço no emprego

Abertamente ressentidos por suas necessidades profissionais não serem atendidas

Psicologicamente envolvidos em suas atividades e motivados a serem altamente produtivos

Altamente engajados

Desengajados

Altamente desengajados

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Fatores de Insatisfação

Falta de reconhecimento e de serem ouvidos

Superiores ignoram as necessidades e expectativas dos membros

Ausência de comunicação aberta e franca, de um interesse sincero pelos problemas dos outros

Falta de diálogo com os colegas e líderes/superiores

84% dos profissionais que pedem demissão relatam que o motivo era o relacionamento com o gerente direto

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CNV É CONEXÃO!!

Alcançar as necessidades do outro

A energia com que se fala é um dos caminhos de conexão

Falar sobre o que é importante para nós

Necessário alinhar o tom de voz ou o ritmo da fala

“Estou convicto de que todas as análises de outros seres humanos são expressões trágicas de nossos próprios valores e necessidades.”

Marshall Rosenberg

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Os 4 componentes da Comunicação Não-Violenta

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OBSERVAÇÃO

SENTIMENTO

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NECESSIDADE

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PEDIDO

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  1. OBSERVAÇÃO

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Parar um pouco, diminuir a carga emocional

Observar o que realmente está acontecendo em determinada situação;

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Então, fazer uma observação sem juízo de valor, apenas expondo os fatos do que aconteceu para você se chatear.

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2. SENTIMENTOS

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Qual sentimento a situação desperta;

Saber diferenciar o que é causa e o que é estímulo para aquele sentimento

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Nomear o que se sente

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3. NECESSIDADES

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“Por trás de todo comportamento, existe uma necessidade“

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Rosenberg ressalta que quando alguém expressa suas necessidades, há uma possibilidade maior de que elas sejam atendidas e que a consciência desses três componentes vem de uma análise pessoal clara e honesta

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4. PEDIDOS

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Verificar se não é exigência

Ser específico (Evitar frases abstratas, ambíguas ou vagas)

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Por quais motivos eu quero que as pessoas atendam meus pedidos?

Solicitação específica, ligada a ações concretas, para deixar claro a outra pessoa o que se é esperado

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Sugestões para o Feedback

“ Me sinto ______ porque eu ______”

"Me sinto insatisfeito com nossas entregas do projeto até agora, porque eu gostaria que o cliente tivesse a melhor experiência com a EJ e reconhecesse nosso trabalho"

Sentimento

Necessidade

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ALGUNS ABOMINÁVEIS DA COMUNICAÇÃO

Abominável "meu pior é melhor"

Abominável "sabe tudo"

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Fica a Dica

TEDx

eBook

Minicurso

Livro - CNV

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Obrigado pela atenção!

Bora aplicar no núcleo (e na EJ)?

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury is the smallest planet

Mercury

Venus has a beautiful name

Venus

Saturn is the ringed one

Saturn

Mars is actually a cold place

Mars

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Light Bulb Infographics

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Jupiter is a gas giant and actually also the biggest planet in the Solar System. It is the fourth-brightest object in the sky

Saturn is a gas giant in the Solar System, composed mostly of hydrogen and helium.

Yes, this is the ringed one

Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It’s terribly hot and its atmosphere is extremely poisonous

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury

Saturn

Venus

Jupiter

Mars

It is the smallest planet in

the Solar System

It is the biggest planet

in the Solar System

It is composed mostly of

hydrogen and helium

It is actually a cold place.

It’s full of iron oxide dust

It has a beautiful name,

but it is terribly hot

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Light Bulb Infographics

Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System

Venus has a beautiful name, also high temperatures

Saturn is composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

Despite being red, Mars is actually

a cold place

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Light Bulb Infographics

Jupiter is a gas giant and also the biggest planet in the Solar System

It has a beautiful name, but it’s terribly hot, even hotter than Mercury

Mars is actually a cold place. It’s a planet full of iron oxide dust

It’s the smallest and closest planet to the Sun in the Solar System

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Light Bulb Infographics

Saturn is a gas giant in the Solar System, composed of hydrogen and helium

Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust

Venus has a beautiful name, and is the second planet from the Sun

Jupiter is a gas giant and actually also the biggest planet in the Solar System

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Light Bulb Infographics

It’s a gas giant and also the biggest planet in the Solar System

It has a beautiful name, but it’s terribly hot, even more than Mercury

Mars is actually a cold place. It’s a planet full of iron oxide dust

Saturn is the ringed one. It’s composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one

It has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one

Venus has the most beautiful name and is the second planet

Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium. It’s the ringed one

Mars is actually a cold place. It’s a planet full of iron oxide dust

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System

Saturn is a gas giant and has several rings

Venus has the most beautiful name

Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System

Saturn is a gas giant and has several rings

Venus has the most beautiful name

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Light Bulb Infographics

Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System

Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System

Venus has a beautiful name,

but it’s terribly hot

Saturn is composed of

hydrogen and helium

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Instituto Gallup

Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust

It has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun

Saturn is the ringed one. It’s composed of hydrogen and helium

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Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet in the Solar System

Realizou uma das maiores pesquisas sobre satisfação e engajamento no ambiente de trabalho

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in the Solar System

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust, giving the planet its reddish cast

Jupiter is a gas giant and the fourth-brightest object in the night sky

Venus has a beautiful name, but it’s terribly hot and its atmosphere is poisonous

Saturn is a gas giant and ringed one and it is composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

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Light Bulb Infographics

Mercury is the smallest planet

Venus has a beautiful name

Mars is actually

a cold place

Jupiter is the biggest planet

Neptune is the farthest planet

Earth is where we live on

Saturn has several rings

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Exemplo de Feedback

Mercury is the closest to the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest planet

Neptune is the farthest planet

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Exemplo de Feedback

Mercury is the closest to the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest planet

Neptune is the farthest planet

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Light Bulb Infographics

Jupiter is a gas giant and actually also the biggest planet in the Solar System

Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide

Saturn is a gas giant in the Solar System, composed of hydrogen and helium

Venus has a beautiful name, but it’s the hottest planet in the Solar System

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Light Bulb Infographics

Saturn is the ringed one. It’s composed mostly

of hydrogen and helium

It’s a gas giant and also the biggest

planet in the Solar System

It has a beautiful name, but it’s

terribly hot, even more than Mercury

Mars is actually a cold place.

It’s a planet full of iron oxide dust

It’s the smallest and closest

planet to the Sun in the Solar System

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Light Bulb Infographics

It’s composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

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Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun

It’s a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust

It’s the smallest planet in the Solar System

Venus has a very poisonous atmosphere

It’s the biggest planet in the Solar System

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Light Bulb Infographics

It’s the cutest and smallest planet in

the Solar System

It is the biggest and most wonderful planet of them all

It’s a gas giant. It’s composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

Venus has a beautiful name, but also very high temperatures

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Light Bulb Infographics

Venus has a beautiful name, but it’s the hottest and �the second planet in the Solar System

Jupiter it’s a gas giant and also the biggest and the most wonderful planet in the Solar System

��Saturn is a gas giant, the ringed one and a wonderful planet. It’s composed mostly of hydrogen and helium�

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