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kktvThe document discusses the importance of listening as a communication skill. It notes that while we have one mouth, we have two ears, suggesting we should listen more than we speak. It also addresses different listening styles across professions. The document advises listening thoughtfully and carefully to the speaker, and avoiding problems like selectivity, interruptions, and distractions. Advanced listening involves sensitivity, empathy, patience, understanding subtext and mood. Overall, the document emphasizes listening as a vital skill that allows for improved understanding and learning from what is said.
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