Working with Others in Music Industry Organisations
Working with Others in Music Industry Organisations
Effective Communication
- Verbal and non-verbal communication: Understanding different methods of communication, both verbal (words and language) and non-verbal (body language, tone of voice, etc).
- Active listening: Recognising the importance of listening to others’ thoughts and ideas, and not just waiting for your chance to speak.
- Positive language: Avoiding negative language and adopting a positive, constructive attitude in communication.
Networking
- Building relationships: Understand the importance of nurturing long-term relationships with others in the industry.
- Business networking: Attending industry events and making beneficial connections.
- Personal branding: Representing yourself in a professional, consistent manner to help improve recognisability and reputation.
Teamwork
- Collaboration: Actively working with others to achieve a common goal.
- Role understanding: Knowing your role within a team and how it adds to the overall objective.
- Conflict resolution: Effective handling of disagreements or conflicts within a team environment.
Professional Behaviour
- Time management: Scheduling your tasks and activities efficiently to meet deadlines.
- Responsibility: Taking ownership of your actions and understanding their impact on others.
- Ethical conduct: Upholding correct moral standards and acting with integrity in your dealings in the industry.
Industry Understanding
- Music industry structure: Familiarity with different organisations in the industry and how they interact.
- Expansion of contacts: Broadening your network within different fields of the industry for growth and opportunities.
- Current trends: Staying up-to-date with latest industry shifts and trends for continued relevance.
Legal Awareness
- Contract comprehension: Understanding contract terms and commitments while dealing with others.
- Rights and obligations: Being aware of your legal rights and obligations when interacting with music industry organisations.
- Data protection: Understanding the need to protect personal and other sensitive data in line with existing laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).