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Communications
By
Lashaya White
Co-workers
Communication between these two is extremely important. It creates a positive workplace for the workers, aids in productivity, and enhances overall enjoyment of job.

Managers/Authorities
In order for orders to be fulfilled and productivity maximized as much as possible, there has to be someone in charge. But this person in charge has to lead with tact.
Clients
Communication between workers and clients is vital to the success of the company. If a client's experience with a business is polite and pleasurable, they will continue to engage themselves with the business and recommend others.
Tips
Listen to your workers thoroughly before you respond to their comments and questions
Maintain eye contact with your worker when you speak to her
Avoid negative communication and words when talking to your worker
Try to spin the discussion into a positive whenever possible.
Tips
Learn about the other person to create a trusted relationship, by letting them speak.
Don't talk too much about yourself and your business.
Always carry business cards.
Read at least one news article a day. If there is a moment of silence, you can break the awkward pause by bringing up an interesting story you read
When introducing a friend or a colleague, be sure to mention their first and last name, along with a piece of information that the recipient may find interesting,
Tips
Surround yourself with people you do not already know
Individually introduce yourself to everyone in the group, shaking each person's hand and giving them the attention you would want to receive
Always introduce yourself by stating you first and last name slowly and clearly, along with your company title.
Shake their hand firmly while making eye contact. A firm handshake is never forgotten, and making eye contact shows you are serious
Repeat the person's name that you just met
Speaking Skills
Speak clearly
Practice at events
Choose your mastery topics
Develop flow
Develop style
Practice daily
Listening Skills
Do not talk while the speaker is speaking
Prepare yourself to listen
Watch for nonverbal communication
Empathize
Remove distractions
Listen to tone
Communication On the Job

Skills That Aid In Proper Communication
Ways to Communicate Effectively on the Job
Things to Know About Presentations
Formal Presentations
Informal Presentations
Interpreting Different Visuals
Verbal Behaviors
Non Verbal Behaviors
Works Cited
http://www.troyfawkes.com/how-to-improve-speaking-skills-in-7-simple-steps/
http://www.positive-parenting-skills.net/verbal-and-nonverbal-communication.html
http://wps.pearsoncustom.com/pls_1256647969_pwo/217/55693/14257453.cw/content/index.html
http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/help/user_guide/graph/whentouse.asp
Body language
posture or the way you stand, sit, hold your head, your shoulders, your arms, ...
gestures - those little movements you make with your arms and hands or even with your head
facial expressions - the inviting smile, a disapproving stern look, a tired blank stare, ...
eye contact - you know how annoying it can be to talk to someone who looks at everything but at you. You're never sure whether he actually listens to you or not.

Speech elements
loudness
pitch
intonation
tone of voice
inflection
Presentations for people of high authority or people you are not acquainted with
Wear conservative business suit
Stand in front of the group at a lectern; use gestures as an actor on a stage
Formal jokes at beginning only; no first name or familiar forms of addresses; elevated language; generalized anecdotes
one for friends/colleagues
Business casual: ranges from jeans to slacks and skirts depending on the organization; may include a tie for men
Inside jokes shared by group; first names; slang; shared stories; invite group interaction and spontaneity
Sit with the group at round table; minimize hand gestures
Line graphs are used to track changes over short and long periods of time. When smaller changes exist, line graphs are better to use than bar graphs. Line graphs can also be used to compare changes over the same period of time for more than one group.
Line Graphs
Pie Chart
Pie charts are best to use when you are trying to compare parts of a whole. They do not show changes over time.
Bar Graph
Bar graphs are used to compare things between different groups or to track changes over time. However, when trying to measure change over time, bar graphs are best when the changes are larger.

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