Near: What are the first three ingredients that go into a successful communication recipe from your perspective? Near: You should know your strength and your weaknesses as a communicator. To make your message memorable, make it simple, make sure it evokes emotions, and repeat it again and again.
“Communication, conflict, and cooperation are intertwined in a multitude of ways,” says Nir Halevy, associate professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business. In this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, Halevy sits down with host and lecturer Matt Abrahams, to discuss how we can often solve conflicts and disagreements by employing the correct strategy in our communication.
“How you articulate a particular grievance, your choice of words, the nonverbal aspects of your claim, such as the tone of your voice, can definitely influence reactions to your claim,” Halevy says.
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