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E-Mail Communication
E-mail is electronic mail that has become to most widely form of communication today, both for personal use and business use. For speed of delivery, e-mail is the quickest way to go. Correspondence gets from one place to another in a matter of minutes. Once you decide to connect to the Internet, your connection provides you with e-mail services and an e-mail address which will look something like this: YourName@someplace.comEverything listed in y ...
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Making That First Impression
When you first meet someone, you have just ten seconds to make an impression on them. Or, to put it another way, in the first ten seconds after meeting a new person, you will be making a particular impression on them whether you like it or not. Before you even open your mouth to speak, you non-verbally imprint the other person with your persona - the image you present to the world - coming across as effective or ineffectual, confident or nervous, ...
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Dealing With Conflict
There are many styles of contact that people have with one another when communicating during a conflict of sorts. Below we will illustrate to you two styles in particular. They are: “Collaboration” and “Obliging.” An individual with a knowledge of these styles can select the style most appropriate for a specific conflict. It is also possible, once a style is identified, to better understand the motivations of others ...
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Is Your Attire Communicating The Right Impression?
What you wear at work makes an individual statement about you that communicates to others. It could be a way of saying to your boss that you're ready for promotion or, to your colleagues, that you're a friendly person; it could be an assertion to a client that you know what you're talking about. So it's wise to think about your agenda and choose your clothes accordingly - and, for a woman, that includes your accessories, makeup an ...
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Defuse Conflicts and Enhance Communication
Using active listening during an argument is the first step you can take to defuse the situation and solve whatever problems have arisen. Realize, however, that when people feel strongly about an issue, their emotions will influence their ability to communicate and listen. It is important therefore to utilize a combination of active and reflective listening skills. Here are five techniques you can use to defuse conflicts and enhance effective com ...
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Tips To Improve Your Listening Skills
Most of us are great talkers, but when it comes to listening it’s a very different matter altogether. More often than not, people don’t realize they are not paying attention. We could get ourselves into trouble by not listening. Therefore, listening is a serious business.The first step towards correcting this defect is to admit to yourself that you are indeed a poor listener. A little introspection can help you analyse the reason for ...
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Which Communication Style Are You?
One element underlying everyone's personality is which of the senses they favor. Does someone revel most in what they see, hear or touch? (The senses of smell and taste are usually peripheral, important only in situations such as eating or love-making.) Most humans do have a slight preference for one of these, but some people have an extremely distinct liking for one sense or the other, which informs their personality and can frequently show ...
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How To Write Instructions
Instructions are found in brochures, pamphlets, owners' manuals, packing slips, on the back of credit card statements, and at the bottom of invoices. However, occasionally it is necessary to write a special letter of instruction, most often in response to a customer query. Well-written letters of instruction serve as both goodwill and sales letters, so they should be looked on as a special opportunity to increase customer loyalty rather than ...
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6 Reasons Why Women Make More Eye Contact With Men When Communicating
Research has shown that women make more eye contact than men do. Why should this be so? Below are just a few of the possible reasons why:1. Connection: Women are other-oriented. They seem more interested in affiliation, bonding, acceptance, and social maintenance. Consequently, they look more.2. Intimacy: Intimacy is important for women, and making eye contact is one way a woman tries to get close. Think of a couple out for their anniversary dinn ...
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