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 | How to use this learning unit |
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 | The communication process |
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Effective written communication |
 | Four pillars for written communication |
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 | Use of a proper structure |
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Effective verbal communicaton |
 | Important factor of verbal communication |
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 | Process of effective verbal communication |
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Effective non-verbal communications |
 | "It's impossible not to communicate" |
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 | Important factor of verbal communication |
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 | Different types of non-verbal communication |
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Effective phone / skype communication |
 | Elements of phone communicaton |
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 | 11 tips for effective communication through Skype |
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 | 6 rules of effective public speaking |
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Digital skills for communicaton |
 | The most important digital skills |
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Client-orientated communication |
 | Create a customer-oriented culture |
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Get good at Question & Answer
Color your vocal delivery
Give your purpose most of your attention
Make the audience the center of your universe
Great speakers perform. Whatever type of speaking you do – in business, socially or for pleasure – you’re performing.
To be effective in your speeches and presentations you need to accept this relationship between performance and success: the more you can connect with the audience rather than remaining in the comfort zone of your content, the more successful you’ll be.
Here six rules of effective public speaking:
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