Communication Skills
Communication is not purely about language. It is about how we:
- get people to like us
- put across a clear and logical message
- create enthusiasm and passion
- build trust
- get people to do things
There are many things we can do to improve our effectiveness as communicators – whether as persuaders, presenters, negotiators, writers. And there is no single approach that suits everyone, any more than any two people are the same, or any situation.
The key is to find your strengths and help you become an authentic communicator, yet one who is able to adapt to different people and situations.
At Richard Lewis Communications we listen to what you need to achieve, work out together with you how you could develop, then plan a programme that will get results.
Even if you are on a group programme, you can be sure that we will never lose sight of you as an individual.
We have expanded Richard Lewis Communications' presence on LinkedIn to include a wider range of services including: Cross-Culture, Presentation Skills, Riversdown House, Negotiation Skills, Meeting Skills, and Academic /...
10/01/2012
Riversdown House brochure in various languages
Our new brochure has now been translated into the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish. All the translations are available to download at 05/12/2011
Japanese proverb
It's the nail that sticks up that gets hammered down.
Kolik jazyků umíš, tolikrát jsi člověkem
A philosophically interesting Czech proverb meaning, roughly: "One...
Our award winning e-learning site is relaunched with over 150 new features and enhancements
Based on the Lewis Model of Culture, the new 'integrated' site features dramatic improvements in navigation, as well as a huge number of new features, both for end-users and trainers. As a bonus, the assessments are now available in German and Japanese, with more languages to follow!
Communication Skills- Overview
- Getting Your Message Across
- The Most Common Components
- Example 1
- Example 2
- General Information: Ad hoc, Preparation & Self-study
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