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TIPS: How to communicate better at work


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sonujaan
DAY TODAY OFFICICAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
by sonujaan on Jun 08, 2013 08:54 AM

some of the soft words which is used in office

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Vilas Deshpande
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by Vilas Deshpande on Feb 11, 2012 11:21 AM

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shabbir koshish
Communication is a self developed technique.
by shabbir koshish on Jul 10, 2011 06:36 PM

The more ideas we can show for effective communications, the more it is non-qualitative, since effective communication depends upon one's own efforts.. any how it is a self developing technique..

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Yeshwant Moodliar
My response to
by Yeshwant Moodliar on Jul 08, 2011 01:18 PM  | Hide replies

Everyone communicates from the time they are born & yet few are good communicators !
Unfortunately, this is not taught in schools & colleges. Only those who go to B-Schols get a chance to study the subject of 'Communication'.

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Tamil Lover
Re: My response to
by Tamil Lover on Jul 10, 2011 08:20 AM
Agree correct 100%. Until now nobody in indian school currculam planners thought about this. May be they still think communicating is talkative, noisy, indisciplined activity.

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Manoj Unni
Good article
by Manoj Unni on Jul 07, 2011 01:21 PM

I think controlling emotion is something we should never ignore or else it often leads to communication breakdown either among peers or between a employee & supervisor.

One way to never lose focus on this point at the workplace is to always remind oneself to speak as an "adult", and not as a "parent" or "child". If one person consistently does so, the listener would also tend to follow the same and we have a mutually positive conversation.

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