Arrogance and Humility - Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series
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Arrogance and Humility - Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series

Seven Dimensions
Updated Feb 22, 2019

Arrogance is easy to recognize in others, but seldom in oneself! Sams high intelligence often translates into condescension when dealing with his colleagues. Carol is oblivious to the impact of her blunt assessments and look at me behavior. Sanjay is likewise accused by Tammy of rudeness and dismissiveness but deflects this by claiming he does not want to be a doormat for others. Tammy, Casey and Steve make suggestions for how people can show increasing humility and respect, and demonstrate how increased humility creates a better office atmosphere.

Key Learning Points

It’s easy to be arrogant. It’s best to be humble.

LESS ARROGANCE, MORE HUMILITY

  • Don’t wait to be told
    INSTEAD: Recognize arrogance is a turn off
  • Don’t be oblivious
    INSTEAD: Become aware of yourself
  • Don’t think it’s beneath you
    INSTEAD: Increase humility
  • Don’t pretend to change
    INSTEAD: Find ways to improve

Comedy makes learning fun

This course is part of the Cutting Edge Communication Comedy Series, created by Psychologist Eve Ash and comedienne Erin Brown, starring Emmy-award winning Kim Estes. A powerful training series covering topics every workplace needs to address. Short, sharp and funny with simple messages and skills for everyone.

Cutting Edge Communication follows several characters through a landscape of social faux pas, insult and embarrassment. This series will amaze and enter-train, covering important lessons in human interaction, motivation, leadership, service, unprofessional behavior, apologizing, negotiating, stress, difficult people among many other workplace hot button issues.

Everyone will laugh and learn with these short episodes that highlight dos and don'ts. This Australian produced series was filmed on location in Los Angeles.