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    COMMUNICATI

    ON CAREERS
    LESSON 4
    BEST JOBS FOR
    COMMUNICATION
    MAJORS
    • PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALISTS. ORGANIZATIONS OF
    ALL TYPES ARE CONCERNED ABOUT HOW THEY ARE
    PERCEIVED BY THE PUBLIC. ...
    • MEETING/EVENT PLANNER. ...
    • COLLEGE ALUMNI AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS. ...
    • MEDIA PLANNER. ...
    BEST JOBS FOR
    COMMUNICATION
    MAJORS
    • SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER. ...
    • HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL. ...
    • BUSINESS REPORTER. ...
    • HEALTH EDUCATOR.
    9 EFFECTIVE COM SKILLS
    • 1. ACTIVE LISTENING
    • 2. NVC
    • 3. ASKING QUESTIONS
    • 4. BEING CLEAR AND SUCCINCT
    • 5. CLARITY AND SUMMARIZING
    9 EFFECTIVE COM SKILLS
    • 6. BEING EMPATHIC
    • 7. PROVIDING FEEDBACK
    • 8. DEVELOPING TRUST AND RAPPORT
    • 9. BEING PRESENT
    5 COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
    • 1. JUDGING THE OTHER PERSON
    • 2. NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO THE PERSON YOU ARE
    TALKING TO
    • 3. USING TECHNICAL LANGUAGE
    • 4. GIVING SOLUTIONS AND UNWANTED ADVICE
    • 5. AVOIDING THE CONCERNS OF OTHERS

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