FINC 1003 Professional Relationships and Communication in Business
Credit Points 10
Legacy Code 200747
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Description This subject will introduce students to and assist them in the development of a broad range of necessary skills required by today's professional advisers. Such skills are highly valued, transferable and universally recognised in the world of work and will assist students in managing their day to day relationships with clients and colleagues. Skills include: * Creation and on going maintenance of the client adviser relationship and a recognition of the importance of trust as the foundation of that relationship; * Identification of the broad needs of clients and an appreciation of differing levels of client financial literacy; * Communication and interpersonal skills which contribute to productive relationships with clients and colleagues; * Professional/Academic research and writing skills; * Enhanced team based skills that contribute to productive working relationships and outcomes.
School Business
Discipline Banking, Finance and Related Fields, Not Elsewhere Classified.
Student Contribution Band HECS Band 4 10cp
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Level Undergraduate Level 1 subject
Equivalent Subjects LGYA 4516 - Financial Advisory Relationships
Prescribed Texts
- Mohan, T 2008, Communicating as Professionals, 2nd edition, Cenage Learning.
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