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The document provides tips for effective communication and presentation skills. It discusses ways to engage an audience, barriers to communication, types of questions, forms of virtual communication, elements of a good PowerPoint, and skills employers seek. Some things that are not recommended include changing intonation excessively, listening to music in the workplace, nodding without asking questions, using emoticons in formal presentations, and not proofreading or spell checking a PowerPoint.
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This document discusses basic communication skills, including establishing rapport, listening skills, barriers to communication, and body language. Some key points covered are: establishing rapport requires self-confidence, understanding people, enthusiasm, eye contact and interest in others. Listening makes up 45% of total communication but is difficult due to factors like speed differences between speaking and listening. Body language accounts for 55% of communication and includes postures, gestures, eye contact, orientation and expressions of emotion. Barriers to communication can be due to the communicator, receiver or external environmental factors.
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This document discusses basic communication skills, including establishing rapport, listening skills, barriers to communication, and body language. Some key points covered are: establishing rapport requires self-confidence, understanding people, enthusiasm, eye contact and interest in others. Listening makes up 45% of total communication but is difficult due to factors like speed differences between speaking and listening. Body language accounts for 55% of communication and includes postures, gestures, eye contact, orientation and expressions of emotion. Barriers to communication can be due to the communicator, receiver or external environmental factors.
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This document discusses basic communication skills, including establishing rapport, listening skills, barriers to communication, and body language. Some key points include:
- Establishing rapport requires self-confidence, understanding people, enthusiasm, eye contact, and interest in the other person.
- Listening makes up 45% of total communication, while speaking is 30% and writing is 9%.
- Barriers to communication can be related to the communicator, receiver, or external environment. Internal barriers include prejudice, lack of confidence, and unwillingness to change.
- Body language accounts for 55% of communication, including postures, gestures, eye contact, orientation, and facial expressions. Proper use of body language is important when communicating with
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Basic communication-skills
The document discusses basic communication skills, including establishing rapport by being self-confident, understanding people, being enthusiastic, making eye contact, and showing interest in others. It notes communication involves hearing, smell, sight, taste, and touch. Communication is a dynamic process through which we convey thoughts and feelings to others, but how the message is received depends on the stimuli the receiver is exposed to. Barriers to communication can be related to the communicator, such as unwillingness to adapt or lack of self-awareness, or the receiver, like selective perception or prejudices. Improving listening involves being open-minded, minimizing interruptions, and asking questions. Body language conveys 55% of communication through postures, gestures,
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The document discusses effective writing skills training. It emphasizes the importance of written communication in the modern age and outlines best practices for business writing, including using clear structure and style in documents like emails, letters, memos, and reports. Key aspects of the writing process like planning, writing, and quality control are examined. Common errors are identified and tips are provided to improve writing skills.
Basic communication-skills
This document discusses basic communication skills. It explains that establishing rapport requires self-confidence, understanding people, enthusiasm, eye contact, and interest in others. It also discusses the total communication process, with 45% of communication being listening. Barriers to communication can come from the communicator, receiver, or external environment. Body language makes up 55% of communication, so aspects like posture, eye contact, orientation, and facial expressions are important. The goal of communication is to convey thoughts and feelings to others effectively.
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- 1. The principles of effective Communication Game By Homer Wells
- 2. What is not a good way to engage your audience? Changing Intonation Lots of information Question and Answer Use of technology
- 3. What is not a way of communication in a work place? Listening to music Signing Verbally Written
- 4. What shows someone isn’t engaging? Nodding Asking Questions Taking notes Talking to others
- 5. How would you adapt your presentation for a lecture hall? Do more actions Use more pictures Use simple words Increase text size
- 6. Which isn’t a barrier of communication? Lack of concentration Videos/Pictures Background noise Music
- 7. What is not a type of question? Response speed Open Probing Closed
- 8. Which is a virtual way of communication? Letters Talking Fax Email
- 9. What do you not want in a Formal PowerPoint? Good Emoticons Good Spelling Good Grammar Good Structure
- 10. What skill are employers most looking for? Communication & Working under pressure & Interpersonal skills to Deadlines Using initiative & Self Problem Solving Skills motivation
- 11. What wont affect your PowerPoint if not done? Proofreading Getting a physical copy Spell checking Getting a second opinion