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Effective communication is when you and the one your talking with is seeing your point and your seeing their point. You have to have good eye contact and speak loudly enough for them to hear you, you also need to speak well so they can understand what you are saying. If none of this works then you are clearly not showing effective communication.
Talking is oral only, communicating is using many more senses. One communicates more by body language than orally Effective communication should be done in the same proportions as God gave us, two ears and one mouth means listening twice as much as speaking
depends on the situation: 99% of the time it means because, unless it's that 1% chance that youre talking about canada, in which case it means British Columbia. it could also refer to Boston College
It means to keep talking, and talking, and talking. It seems endless, but they'll stop talking eventually. :)
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Talking to other employees about a situation can be effective if it fosters open communication, encourages collaboration, and helps in gathering diverse perspectives. It can lead to a better understanding of the issue and generate potential solutions. However, if the conversation turns into gossip or creates a negative atmosphere, it can be ineffective and counterproductive. Ultimately, the outcome depends on the context and the approach taken in those discussions.
Talking to other employees about a situation can be effective, as it allows for the sharing of perspectives and insights that may lead to better understanding and solutions. Collaborating and discussing issues can foster teamwork and enhance communication. However, it's essential to consider the context and ensure that conversations remain constructive and respectful to avoid potential conflicts or misunderstandings.
Everyone does this. There is no word for it, other than the normal use of language.Registers are manners of speaking that are appropriate for the situation (talking to babies, talking to teachers, talking to employees, etc.)Everyone uses multiple registers when speaking.
first tell us what situation you are talking about.
Julian Haviland has written: 'Talking heads' -- subject(s): Employees, Training of, Personnel management, Training of Employees
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Just being aware that you are talking too much should be incentive to take control of the situation.
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