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1.Be a Good Listener
2.Improve Non-verbal communication
3.improve verbal communication
4.Improve written communication
5.improve visual communication
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Weâre not just talking about hearing the words that a person is saying; rather you should be tuned in to their non-verbal communication also.
Is the person avoiding eye contact?
Is their posture open or closed?
Are they fidgeting with their hands?
All of these actions convey a lot of information.
How to be a good listener:
When you are listening, give your full attention to the speaker.
Set your phone face down.
Look at their non-verbal signals, and listen to their words.
Use clarification questions to follow up on key points and then sum up your understanding to them.
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Observe others:
Why?
What actions do they do that make you not enjoy talking to them?
If there is someone who you find to be a particularly good - or bad - person to talk to, pinpoint why they make you feel that way.
Pay attention to the non-verbal signals that they are giving off.
You can mimic the positives, and be aware of the negatives.
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Begin with your stated purpose (âI think we need to increase ad spending 10%â)
Move on to your reasoning (âThe upcoming holiday season is a prime time to target our customers more effectivelyâ)
Review possible outcomes (âWe could increase sales between 20 and 30%â).
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the first step to improve is to make sure that your spelling and grammar are perfect.
There are plenty of online tools that can help you with this.
Now, this is not a perfect solution, if you are not the worldâs strongest writer you can use it.
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We often overestimate how much other people know about our specialist subjects, it might be necessary to write in more detail. At the same time, donât write a novel!
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Format everything, to make sure that you are creating a readable text.
Use bullet points and paragraphs to break up your message.
Highlight your points in bold if you have a lot of text.
Underline anything that you think is crucial.Â
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State your assumptions.-Start by saying âI assume you have heard about the new policy change, effective June 1...
Read often.- read often and when you do, think about what you like (or dislike) about what youâre reading. Emulate what you like, and work to avoid what you dislike.
Use framing to get your point across. Think about it from the recipientâs point of view.
Read your writing out loud to check for mistakes.
When possible, use clear examples.
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You want to be judicious about what you include, and why you are including it.
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Less is more! Pare back your design and resist the urge to stuff every fact, figure, font etc..
Utilize typography. If in doubt, ask for the brand guidelines for your company and follow those.
Pay attention to balance and harmony. You can achieve this by using similar, rather than disparate, elements in your communication. The same style of clip art, the same font family, or the same pastel shades.
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Good communication skills are essential to allow others and yourself to understand information more accurately and quickly. In contrast, poor communication skills lead to frequent misunderstandings and frustration.
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