Communication Skills
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This document discusses communication skills and provides tips to improve in both oral and written communication. It highlights the importance of audience awareness, body language, and presentation skills for oral communication. For written communication, it emphasizes academic writing, revision, editing, and clear presentation of data. Non-verbal communication such as posture, gestures, eye contact, and expressions are also addressed. The document stresses that effective communication requires relating to people and being willing to learn new approaches, and identifies potential weaknesses like lack of self-confidence, enthusiasm, feedback, and training.
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This document provides templates for individuals to inventory their education and training experiences. It includes sections to list details of high school, postsecondary education, and seminars/workshops. The purpose is to gather all relevant career-related information in one place to assist with career planning and resume writing. Individuals are prompted to provide information such as school names and dates, grades, courses taken, skills developed, activities involved in, and awards/achievements. Upon completion, the inventories are to be added to the individual's "About Me" career profile.
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The group faced two main issues during their assignment. First, there was a lack of critical analysis during research due to dividing work and not commenting on each other's parts. They proposed adopting a facilitative leadership model to promote critical thinking. Second, decision making was unsystematic with interruptions, due to being overly polite. They proposed using brainstorming to systematically involve members and allow for constructive conflict. Overall, the experience highlighted the importance of systematic critical thinking and debate within groups to achieve quality work.
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This document is a reflective report by Matthew Richardson about participating in the BUS3034 management practice business game module. Some key points:
- Richardson found the module appealing because it provided a practical, hands-on approach to learning about business management through direct decision-making and observing outcomes, unlike his more theoretical economics studies.
- He enjoyed the opportunity to work in a group, develop important skills like communication, and participate in a simulated shareholder meeting.
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- The group
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The document is a reflection paper by a student on their experience participating in a group project as the team leader. Some key points:
- The student took an active role in coordinating the group by maintaining communication through various means and ensuring all members were on track. They helped the other members develop their own ideas.
- In a peer evaluation, the student received a score of 3.5/5 which was satisfactory but showed areas for improvement. They have learned to consider all aspects of a project, not just profits.
- Over 12 weeks the group worked closely together both in and out of class. The student improved at listening to others' opinions and considering different perspectives in decision making.
- AreasExamples of reflections
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Communication Skills
- 1. Never be stuck for words ever
- 6. ORAL • Presentation • Audience Awareness • Critical Listening • Body Language WRITTEN • Academic Writing • Revision Editing • Critical • Presentation of Data NON VERBAL • Audience Awareness • Personal Presentation • Body Language
- 9. OSTURES & GESTURES YE CONTACT RIENTATION RESENTATION OOKS XPRESSIONS Remember that you are dealing with “PEOPLE”
- 10. Unwillingness to say things differently Unwillingness to relate to others differently Unwillingness to learn new approaches Lack of Self-Confidence Lack of Enthusiasm Voice Quality
- 11. Shyness is a big negative Lack of Feedback Lack of Motivation and Language and Vocabulary Level Training
- 12. IN COMMUNICATION
- 22. Express your ideas with the help of hints…..