COMMUNICATING
EFFECTIVELY
Job Interviews and Communicating skills
Do you home work
Know your purpose
Watch your body language
Prepare Through Practice
Prepare Questions of your Own
Communication with Customers
COMMUNICATING
EFFECTIVELY
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 Effective communication skills are
fundamental to success in many aspects
of life. Many jobs require strong
communication skills. People with good
communication skills also usually enjoy
better interpersonal relationships with
friends and family.
 Effective communication is therefore a key
interpersonal skill and learning how to
improve your communication has many
benefits. However, many people find it
difficult to know where to start. This page
sets out the most common ‘problem
areas’ and suggests where you might
focus your attention
Ways to Create Effective
Communication in the Workplace
Open Meeting
Create a Receptive Atmosphere
Communication via Training
Display Confidence and Seriousness
Use Simple Words
Listen to Your Team Members
Act Out Your Message
Avoid Unnecessary Repetition
Use The Appropriate Tone of Voice
Be Humorous
Be Articulate
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Job interviews and
Communicating skills
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× For most jobs, communication skills are
important. It's hard to work as a team if people
aren't communicating well. At some jobs, like
customer service or sales, communication skills
are an absolute essential.
× Clear communication is an essential component
in a productive and healthy work environment.
Employees with great communication skills can
improve not only their company contributions
but also their overall job satisfaction.
Do Your Homework
You have done your
homework and are
prepared for the meeting
or interview. When you're
approached, smile! Say
hello and introduce
yourself. Be prepared to
shake hands by holding
any items you have
brought in your left hand.
Know your Purpose
Remember that the
purpose of the interview is
for the employer is to get
to know you personally,
ask you questions, and try
to evaulate whether you
would be a good addition
to the firm. So knowing
your purpose is very
important at time of job
interview or meeting
Watch your Body Language
• Pay attention to your own body
language, don’t slouch or otherwise
allow your body language to
communicate disinterest.
• Listen carefully at all times, do not
fall into the trap of thinking about
what you want to say while the other
person is talking.
• Ask for your clarification if the
interviewer say something you don’t
understand.
• Think before you speak, do not
interrupt the interviewer.
• Use eye contact, smile and show
interest.
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Prepare through Practice
After the initial small talk that
will not doubt start the interview,
it is common for the interview to
start with “Tell me about
yourself” You’ve to prepared
yourself for these type of
questions and keep practicing of
that.
Prepare Questions of your
Own
Understand that there is
different types of interviews that
might be used. The most
common style is Situational
Interview where the employer
might ask lot of questions in
which the interviewer aim is to
trying to see how you think on
your feet, so you’ve to prepare
questions of your own.
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COMMUNICATING WITH
CUSTOMERS
× Effective communication is the key to building and
nurturing any relationship - be it personal or
professional. Even in business, communicating cust
with customers effectively can help you gain
their loyalty - leading to repeat purchases, positive
word-of-mouth, and referrals.
× On the flipside though, failure to communicate well
can create dissatisfaction, frustration, and a decrease
in sales. And, in the day and age of social media,
negative word-of-mouth from unhappy customers can
spread like wildfire, tarnishing your reputation.
× Regardless of the medium through which you
communicate with customers, the bottom line is that it
needs to be done well.
Pay Close
Attention
to Your
First
Impression.
Don’t Use
Scripted
Language
Reduce
Waiting
Times
7
simple ways to communicate
with customers effectively
Equip Your
Teams with
the Right
Tools
Conclude
Your
Conversatio
ns Properly
Always be
empathetic
to your
customers.
Thanks!
Any questions?
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Effective communication or Communicating Effectively.

  • 1.
    COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY Job Interviews andCommunicating skills Do you home work Know your purpose Watch your body language Prepare Through Practice Prepare Questions of your Own Communication with Customers
  • 2.
    COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY 2  Effective communicationskills are fundamental to success in many aspects of life. Many jobs require strong communication skills. People with good communication skills also usually enjoy better interpersonal relationships with friends and family.  Effective communication is therefore a key interpersonal skill and learning how to improve your communication has many benefits. However, many people find it difficult to know where to start. This page sets out the most common ‘problem areas’ and suggests where you might focus your attention
  • 3.
    Ways to CreateEffective Communication in the Workplace Open Meeting Create a Receptive Atmosphere Communication via Training Display Confidence and Seriousness Use Simple Words Listen to Your Team Members Act Out Your Message Avoid Unnecessary Repetition Use The Appropriate Tone of Voice Be Humorous Be Articulate 3
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    Job interviews and Communicatingskills 4 × For most jobs, communication skills are important. It's hard to work as a team if people aren't communicating well. At some jobs, like customer service or sales, communication skills are an absolute essential. × Clear communication is an essential component in a productive and healthy work environment. Employees with great communication skills can improve not only their company contributions but also their overall job satisfaction.
  • 5.
    Do Your Homework Youhave done your homework and are prepared for the meeting or interview. When you're approached, smile! Say hello and introduce yourself. Be prepared to shake hands by holding any items you have brought in your left hand. Know your Purpose Remember that the purpose of the interview is for the employer is to get to know you personally, ask you questions, and try to evaulate whether you would be a good addition to the firm. So knowing your purpose is very important at time of job interview or meeting Watch your Body Language • Pay attention to your own body language, don’t slouch or otherwise allow your body language to communicate disinterest. • Listen carefully at all times, do not fall into the trap of thinking about what you want to say while the other person is talking. • Ask for your clarification if the interviewer say something you don’t understand. • Think before you speak, do not interrupt the interviewer. • Use eye contact, smile and show interest. 5 Prepare through Practice After the initial small talk that will not doubt start the interview, it is common for the interview to start with “Tell me about yourself” You’ve to prepared yourself for these type of questions and keep practicing of that. Prepare Questions of your Own Understand that there is different types of interviews that might be used. The most common style is Situational Interview where the employer might ask lot of questions in which the interviewer aim is to trying to see how you think on your feet, so you’ve to prepare questions of your own.
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    6 COMMUNICATING WITH CUSTOMERS × Effectivecommunication is the key to building and nurturing any relationship - be it personal or professional. Even in business, communicating cust with customers effectively can help you gain their loyalty - leading to repeat purchases, positive word-of-mouth, and referrals. × On the flipside though, failure to communicate well can create dissatisfaction, frustration, and a decrease in sales. And, in the day and age of social media, negative word-of-mouth from unhappy customers can spread like wildfire, tarnishing your reputation. × Regardless of the medium through which you communicate with customers, the bottom line is that it needs to be done well.
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    Pay Close Attention to Your First Impression. Don’tUse Scripted Language Reduce Waiting Times 7 simple ways to communicate with customers effectively Equip Your Teams with the Right Tools Conclude Your Conversatio ns Properly Always be empathetic to your customers.
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