Always Listen
Sometimes, the power of Listening is underestimated by many employees and employers, but according to research, listening is seen as a very important factor for effective communication amongst colleagues. To properly communicate, you must listen, hence, listening and communicating goes hand in hand. This means your problem-solving skills revolves around paying undistracted attention to your client.

Always Hold Open Meetings
I will try to make this point very clear. Imagine you are in a lecture hall with the most boring lecturer in front reading a textbook line by line without explanation, imagine you are being communicated to in a language you do not understand, then finally, imagine yourself being in a math class and the teacher instead of solving equations on the board, is reading the equations out for you. If you are in any of these situations you will find yourself dosing off in sleep. That is not funny at all, now you understand what I mean, so it is very important to always hold open meetings where everybody is given the microphones to speak up.

If it is a virtual meeting, then it is important you allow a few of your attendees to speak up as well. This interactiveness can go a long to promoting effective communication.

Communicate With A Sense Of Humor
One of the differences between machines and humans is that humans are emotional and are creative. It is pertinent you use it. If you work with people whom you have a relationship with, there is a high level of trust and you will be open to constructive criticism. You can communicate through sarcasm and you can also pass vital information by cracking jokes if need be. It is totally not bad to have a blend between professionalism and personalism.

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