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Mobile Marketing and Technology are my passions.... those are the ones I can confess ;-)
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Yujue Wang 1250401's comment,
August 23, 2013 12:24 AM
I think understanding each other is one of the most important things to do during a communication, as Steven’s insight mentioned a communication’s main goal is that both parties understand each other and make sure there is no misunderstanding, but a lot of people still thinks communication is a one way tunnel where one side give out information and make sure the other side totally understand it, how every that is not correct. I also think the 3 preparation questions is very important before starting a conversation, even when if its not inside a business there should be a preparation if you want the conversation to be effective. After reading the insight I also realise how communication can be a very easy thing if you look at it in a simple way, as long as your concept is right. Also I like the part about facial expression, I have a lot of experience when I have a conversation with others and just by looking at their face I want to end the conversation before it even started.
Charles Martell's curator insight,
October 1, 2013 10:30 AM
This article talks about how simple communication is and breaking it down in to a few sentences so people can understand it even if you are a primary student. At first a quote that really catches my attention is “Don't communicate to be understood, rather, communicate so as not to be misunderstood.” |
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