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communication

Published on Jun 09, 2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Forty-six percent of employees rarely or never leave a meeting knowing what they’re supposed to do next.

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when addressing someone you should always loom at them.

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Avoiding Difficult Conversations

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Not Being Assertive

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Reacting, Not Responding

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Using a "One-Size-Fits-All" Approach to Communication

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Not Keeping an Open Mind When Meeting New People

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Assuming That Your Message Has Been Understood

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Accidentally Violating Others' Privacy

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Listen attentively to everything they say.

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Give the impression that you are on the same team.

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Give them your best smile.

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Give them encouragement.

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Appear to have a slightly higher energy level than the other person.

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Give them the impression that you’re enthusiastic about talking to them.

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Adapt to their body language and feelings.

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Ask open-ended questions about their interests.

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Give them the right amount of eye contact.

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Reveal as much about yourself as possible.

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Say their name in a way that is pleasing to their ears.

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