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		<title>Boost Your Communication Skills With out a 2X4</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Charley is busy writing copy on her behalf new site revenue page. Sam rushes up to her, launching instantly into a monologue about anything. Shaken from her concentration on her job, Charley is instantly cast adrift, attempting to find out the framework of Fred&#8217;s conversation. She&#8217;s missed the initial word or two, has lost the practice of her imaginative thought, and is now wanting to orient herself to Fred.Fred, who has been contemplating his subject for awhile, knows why he is interrupting Charley. Regrettably, he doesn&#8217;t know he is acting as though what he has to express is more important than what she&#8217;s doing. Because he has been contemplating it, he tends to behave as though Charley has been following his train of thought as well and does not need an introduction to it on her behalf. Because of this, he doesn&#8217;t provide Charley the big picture so she could react appropriately.Charley requires Fred to repeat what he has already said. She tries to get clarification. Michael prevents but looks disappointed and frustrated that she &#8220;obviously hasn&#8217;t been listening.&#8221;What should Charley have done?1. Make Fred comprehend in advance, if possible, that she&#8217;s never to be disrupted until it&#8217;s an emergency requiring her immediate attention.2. Tell Fred that she desires to hear what he has to state although not while she is making copy.3. Advise him nonverbally (with a &#8220;stop&#8221; )if he forgets.4. Keep eagerness out of her speech or actions when he doesn&#8217;t heed hand motions or gentle shushing, and say,&#8221;Later, please.&#8221;5. Thank him afterward for acceding to her desires, reinforcing his positive behavior.6. Inquire in regards to what he wanted to share.7. Provide Fred her full attention when she listens.But listening and conversation aren&#8217;t an one-way street. Fred must be aware of and sensitive as to the hearing and communication involve. What exactly should Fred have done instead?1. Decide if Charley were open to tune in to him before launching in to what he had to say.2. Be sensitive to her being unwilling to interrupt what she was doing at that moment.3. Decide if it is crucial enough to affect her work at that moment.4. Ensure he&#8217;s her attention before talking and not just assume he has.5. Call her by name and ask if he can tell her anything about XYZ.6. Tell her what he desires to speak about and why he believes it is important before launching in to his monologue.7. Wait for eye contact with her before talking about his subject.8. Always check her understanding by asking for feedback, views, or ideas about it.Listening and communication for both Fred and Charley (the sender and recipient of any communication) demand their knowing, Attentive, Considerate, Empathic, Cooperative, Respectful, and Responsive.</p>
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