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		<title>Influence and Choosing the Most Appropriate Influence Strategy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[At work there are many different situations where you need to influence others particularly as a manager or leader. So which influence strategy is most appropriate in each situation. Here is a quick basic checklist. Situation • There are conflicting views or needs between you and others • There is a genuine opportunity for give&#8230; <a class="continue_reading" href="http://orglearn.org/career_success_blog/2010/04/24/influence-and-choosing-the-most-appropriate-influence-strategy/">Continue reading &#187;</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At work there are many different situations where you need to <strong>influence others</strong> particularly as a manager or leader. So which <strong>influence strategy</strong> is most appropriate in each situation. Here is a quick basic checklist.</p>
<p>Situation</p>
<p>•	There are conflicting views or needs between you and others</p>
<p>•	There is a genuine opportunity for give and take for mutual benefit</p>
<p>•	Is this likely to be a relatively non-emotional situation</p>
<p>•	You have the power to offer rewards and punishments</p>
<p>Strategy: <strong>Negotiate win-win outcomes</strong></p>
<p>Situation</p>
<p>•	Common purpose cannot be seen or is missing in this situation</p>
<p>•	Others lack enthusiasm or understanding of what you need to be done</p>
<p>•	Commitment is critical to the success of your influence objective</p>
<p>•	Your influence objective has the capacity see see a better future</p>
<p>Strategy: <strong>Paint a verbal picture</strong> (see earlier post!)</p>
<p>Situation</p>
<p>•	You have an undeniable and valid need in this situation</p>
<p>•	Is it reasonable that the other person could meet this need</p>
<p>•	Compliance more important than commitment in this situation</p>
<p>•	You have legitimate authority to act</p>
<p>Strategy: <strong>State expectations</strong></p>
<p>Before I go on&#8230;</p>
<p>Direct page viewers can go to main blog to check out other posts by clicking on the white &#8220;orglearn.org&#8221; in the header panel above!</p>
<p> If you think you don&#8217;t have enough influence at work and need to seek a place of greater scope <a href="http://www.orglearn.org/Resumes/resume_form.htm">take a look at the free resume form</a>!</p>
<p>To continue&#8230;</p>
<p>Situation</p>
<p>•	Others involved are other rational about this situation</p>
<p>•	You are non-emotional and businesslike about this situation</p>
<p>•	You hold valid facts and/or data to support your position</p>
<p>•	Those who you wish to influence understand work ramifications</p>
<p>Strategy: <strong>Convince with logic</strong></p>
<p>Sure situations are never purely one or the other however if you think about your situation and the other players, a correct mix of <strong>influencing strategies</strong> should improve your chances of obtaining successful outcomes.</p>
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