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Originally Posted By: BingleyMax, upon rereading my post, I realized it came across harsher than I intended. I was just terse and in a hurry. Bingley, I did not take any offense on that. Originally Posted By: Bingley I don't know how any of this wou
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Max, upon rereading my post, I realized it came across harsher than I intended. I was just terse and in a hurry. I'm beginning to think that perhaps my experience is not typical. I interview people as a part of my job, too. In my field some people g
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You plan for your risks. If you're in the city, a street map and cash is worth a lot more then a ferrocium rod and a tarp. I'm not saying you'll never need a ferrocium rod and a tarp, but you'll be more likely to need cash and a street map .
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AKSAR, as usual you bring up very important and constructive points. How we present is important in communications. When you are learning, it is usually best to study yourself before you study others. If you can't see it in yourself, you are unlik
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One thing to always keep in mind is that communication and assessment is almost always a two way street. Many (most?) of us have little understanding of how we might be "understood" or perceived by others. Years ago I was in a job where I
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Max, body language and voice stress are very useful. They do require training in order to apply them effectively. There is a common misconception that a certain body movement always means a particular thing, this is not true. Context and the indiv
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IŽll admit that I did not understand that properly. Learning to read body language and voice will still help you.
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Bingley, I will try to answer completely, but there was much training I did which was provided by the government that is not available outside the government. Most of this training is centered on communications, for all purposes. Richard Mullender
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Originally Posted By: M_a_xVery often that is a misconception. For those people the team comes first. They are not upright in a sense of standing for doing the right thing even if it is against the current interest of the team. They could be called l
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Last place I worked new people would be sent to meetings to learn about our product. And the meeting content would be like reading that paper. They use english words but it could take years to get to a point of understanding anything about the topic.
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The training is not so mysterious. In my company most software engineers get some leadership training to qualify them for the role of project management. This includes training for negotiation and conflict managment. In that training you learn to ass
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