Who Am I as a Communicator?



Can you hear me now!



 I was surprised and elated that what I tried to portray as a communicator also shined through to others.  Each person that took the survey answered the questions exactly as I did.  I was afraid that perhaps I had conjured up this wonderful communicator by the name of Sauda Mujahid, so as I examined the results of the survey, I was happy that others saw in me the same light.

I listen empathically and try to connect with my parents, children, staff, and colleagues.  I respect the people that I communicate with, and respect everyone’s point of view.  If I am in disagreement with someone’s views I do not attack their character, I challenge their position, not the person

The verbal aggressiveness scale was unanimously scored by the three of us.   I maintain a good balance and consideration for others.  Their viewpoint is important to me.

The insights that I gathered from this exercise are; one, communication is important to everyone concerned, two whether we are aware or not aware we are being judged.