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This document outlines 8 lessons on improving communication skills: Lesson 1 introduces different types of communication; Lesson 2 focuses on using clear, concise language; Lesson 3 teaches active listening; Lesson 4 examines nonverbal communication; Lesson 5 discusses managing difficult conversations; Lesson 6 provides guidance on giving effective feedback; Lesson 7 explores cross-cultural communication; and Lesson 8 covers best practices for email communication.
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