As a public speaker, you face ethical issues when:
- selecting the topic for your speech. (ethical issues arise when the speaker tried to influence public perception by only focusing on a certain event)
- researching your speech (ethical issues arise when the speaker tried to use unproven source of information)
- organizing your speech (sometimes organizing a speech could change the context of information)
D. George Washington is elected president.
Starbucks and Disney both once faltered in their marketing efforts. this was because they were too focused on growth and lost sight of their customers.
<h3>What is meant by marketing?</h3>
This is the term that has to do with all of the ways that a company would have to create awareness for their products so that they can get a consumer base for the products.
The consumers that make use of the products in the market have to be of a priority to the company so that they would have an already established market for the products that they bring in.
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Washington's successor was John Adams.
John Adams was the first Federalist president.
<u>Answer</u>:
He should avoid filter words
<u>Explanation</u>:
If someone is getting an opportunity of being interviewed then it is a great platform to prove yourself. It is a great opportunity for you that you are selected for the interview so being prepared because many times the employee does many mistakes and lost the opportunities and all efforts gone to hell.
- Avoid being looking uninterested
- Avoid being looking as unprepared
- Avoid being sharing too much information.
- Avoid negative body language
- Don't ask a wrong answer at the wrong time
- Being angry
- Don't do any flirting or any in appropriate behavior
- Don't collect contact information for further asking question
