PRACTICAL POD | Roger Christie | Trina Jones + becoming a better listener via LinkedIn
Your Digital ReputationShow Notes
Host Roger Christie explores the crucial skill of listening, and how LinkedIn can be an enabler for time-poor leaders. Roger shares his three-step strategy, inspired by the success of recent guest Trina Jones, NSW Rental Commissioner (tune in to episode 46 of the Your Digital Reputation podcast to learn more about her story). As Roger explains: "Listening enables understanding. Understanding facilitates ideation. And ideation creates solutions."
Tune in for practical advice on how to build strong, trusted relationships with the most important audiences in your world on LinkedIn.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:02:30 - Steps to Effective Listening on LinkedIn 00:04:05 - Step 1: Curate Your Network (further advice in this practical episode) 00:05:51 - Step 2: Listen and Participate 00:11:02 - Step 3: Connect and Accelerate
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