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The document provides tips and strategies for effective verbal and non-verbal communication. It discusses preparing and structuring presentations, including defining objectives, knowing the audience, and using visual aids. Verbal communication skills for different contexts like training sessions, the workplace and conflict are addressed. Effective phone etiquette, such as crafting voicemails and returning calls promptly, is also covered.
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