The document contrasts good communicators with bad communicators. Good communicators know the topic, listen more than they speak, and are open to new ideas. Bad communicators include monopolizers who talk too much, show-offs who seek attention, repeaters who repeat things already said, those who provide too many details or interrupt others, and silent types who have nothing to contribute.
The document contrasts good communicators with bad communicators. Good communicators know the topic, listen more than they speak, and are open to new ideas. Bad communicators include monopolizers who talk too much, show-offs who seek attention, repeaters who repeat things already said, those who provide too many details or interrupt others, and silent types who have nothing to contribute.
The document contrasts good communicators with bad communicators. Good communicators know the topic, listen more than they speak, and are open to new ideas. Bad communicators include monopolizers who talk too much, show-offs who seek attention, repeaters who repeat things already said, those who provide too many details or interrupt others, and silent types who have nothing to contribute.
-wants to do all the talking Listens more than he speaks The show-off Open his mind to new ideas -wants to attract attention to himself He is aware of misunderstandings -wants to be in the center of the talk, even if he has He focuses on understanding what people say nothing to offer The repeater -repeats not only sonly something he ha said but also something someone else has mentioned The detailed man -he cannot leave out the smallest detail The interrrupter -interrupt everyone The silent one -has nothing to say -has no information to offer -is afraid to say something,because he is too shy