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Igoryamba
4 years ago
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Miguel has a big sales presentation tomorrow. he's planning how to adapt his presentation to meet the needs of his customer. mig

uel would describe himself as highly competitive, outgoing, and talkative, and also disciplined, serious, and formal. his customer, regina, listens to him attentively, expresses herself thoughtfully and deliberately, and would describe herself as easygoing, friendly, and casual. refer to case 3.1. if miguel wants to be effective with regina, he probably needs to​
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MatroZZZ [7]4 years ago
3 0

If Miguel wants to be effective with Regina, he probably needs to show a sincere interest in her and patiently listen to her needs because by this, Miguel may be able to communicate with Regina in means of attending her needs and for Regina to acknowledge that she isn’t being ignored and listened to. 

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