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The document provides 50 tips to improve communication and problem solving skills. It suggests reading books, magazines, and newspapers to improve vocabulary and understanding of language constructs. It also recommends practicing puzzles, joining discussion groups, and taking mock tests to enhance analytical abilities. Some specific tips include talking to different types of people, subscribing to newsletters about communication, and attending coaching classes. The overall goal is to find ways to strengthen oral communication, problem solving, and analytical skills.
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- 1. 50 solutions toa problem Smitha Kondajji 12th August 2013
- 2. PROBLEM STATEMENT Theinterviewed is finding ways to improve his communications skills & problem solving skills that he considers a hindrance.
- 3. Talk aboutgeneral things with neighbors Talk about planning a weekend with friends Talk about quality & bargain with vendors/shop keepers Talk about today’s day with family Talk about your aspirations with relatives 10 Tips to Solve Communication Problem Talk about your interviews with your college friends Talk about fun & games with kids & children Talk about latest styles with teenagers Get the kids to sing rhymes to you and you sing them back Teach the kids few good games
- 4. 20 Tips toSolve Communication Problem Browse the internet to figure out communication tips Subscribe to good newsletter that talk about communication improvement Read lot of good magazines Read good newspapers Read good literature books Read fiction books to understand how dialogue are spoken Read fiction to understand how figures of speech are used Read fiction to understand how metaphors are used Read fiction to understand how similes are used Read fiction to improve the usage of tenses
- 5. 30 Tips toImprove Communication & Analytical skills Read fiction to understand how narrations can be done Read fiction to understand how a scene can be described Read newspapers to improve general knowledge that can be used while conversing Initiate & attend informal group discussions Attend Formal training sessions Get hold of analytical books to start the practice Practice 1 hour each day on a single topic Help teenagers with their math homework Take a math info-session to your neighborhood kids Attend a coaching class that improves your puzzle solving skills
- 6. 40 Tips toImprove Analytical skills Take plenty of mock puzzle solving problems online Attend to puzzles in your puzzle books Purchase lot of different kinds of puzzle books Get a membership to your local library to get books that can improve communication & analytical skills Attempt GRE analytical mock papers Attempt GMAT analytical mock papers Attempt CET(comman entrance test) mock papers Have a timer with your friends to solve a puzzle together Watch educational telecasts on TV on puzzle solving Start solving sudoko in newspaper
- 7. 50 Tips toImprove Analytical skills Start solving some easy puzzles in the newspapers Start solving complex puzzles in newspapers Talk to friends how they tackled puzzles in their interviews Search internet for puzzles and their solutions Improve your multiplication tables till 10 Try using visual mind maps to solve puzzles Imagine yourself to be one of the greatest analytical person in the world Imagine you are the fabulous orator of the century Reassure yourself to be the next genius in the making Reassure yourself to be the most well rounded personality that has analytical, communication & writing skills
- 8. Talk topeople – Talk to all kinds of people you meet graciously and gently so that you could focus on improving oral communication and building lasting relationship with them that would be the proof of a well spoken communication/conversation. i. The most practical idea (one that could be easily implemented)
- 9. Joining acoaching class – Though this is a good idea where many positives are there but it could be costly affair as one need to spend money for the classes, travelling and buying books/materials. ii. The most disruptive idea (one that would make a huge impact, regardless of how feasible or affordable it is)
- 10. Subscribe togood newsletters iii. My favorite idea (one idea that you are excited about for whatever reason... you don’t have to justify why)