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Mr. Zam Khairunnaim, chairman of Soial Club at the University of Malaysia, provides tips for effective communication. The tips include making eye contact, smiling, giving sincere appreciation, being interested in others, remembering names, seeing things from others' perspectives, and being sympathetic. He advises against criticizing, condemning, complaining, or trying to win arguments. He also notes that body language accounts for 70% of communication impact and provides tips for confidence, managing expectations, small talk, and asking others to meet.
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