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2 years ago

Learning: Share 2 main things you learned about communications in Module 2.

Business

1 answer:

Arte-miy333 [17]2 years ago

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Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. However, I answered from a general English Language perspective.

Explanation:

Things learned about communications:

1. No communication occurs when what is been said cannot or is not been understood.

2. Communication also occurs non-verbally, like when one shows a friendly smile without a word, it as though they are saying, I'm happy with you.

Two strengths that you think you have in communication:

1. I'm a good listener

2. I can ask a lot of questions.

Two weaknesses that you think you have in communication that you can improve in the future:

1. My use of ambiguous language that is difficult for my listener to understand

2. Not giving total attention to the speaker.

Challenges: Share two things that you find very challenging in effective communication.

1. avoiding pre-conceived judgments about what is been said

2. giving the desired feedback without derailing from the subject that is been discussed.

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Answer:

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