1. Know how to listen We know that a great conversation is when people listen to each other and share. Listening is also a way to show respect for the other person, a way to express empathy when listening to the stories they share makes them more attractive and easier to connect with people.
2. Avoid saying yes Redundant words like "ah, yes" denounce anxiety, suspense or not knowing your information, especially in presentations, humming will make people underestimate you. The use of these words does not make your words valuable, but also reduces the persuasive, unprofessional. You need to minimize these words in your conversation, forget them so your conversation becomes more confident and natural. 3. Strictly focus on avoiding the curve Good communication skill is when asked, answer frankly, directly, avoid circling so listeners do not know where is the key of the problem. You can spend a few seconds thinking but don't answer in a roundabout way outside the topic of conversation. Speak directly to show your confidence and respect the opponent's time.
