Overview
The key elements that will be woven into the course include:
- Developing trust, gaining customers needs, thereby improving product usage in the long-term.
- Presentations – tips on formality, informality, getting and maintaining interest, introducing variety, making it interactive, increasing involvement.
- Achieving the right balance of objective data and leveling the playing field in terms of competition data, perhaps by correcting misrepresentation.
- The Most Common Components
- Example 1: Making Effective Presentations in a Multicultural Environment
- Example 2: Effective Meetings & Discussions in a Multicultural Environment
- General Information: Ad hoc, Preparation & Self-study
Previous courses constructed and delivered:
- Managing and influencing at an International Forum
- Interviewing in English
- Lobbying and the Political Culture of Brussels and Strasbourg
- Portfolio Financial English
- Situational Leadership in a Global Context
- General Business Skills Briefings
(Re)location, location, location!
Richard Lewis Communications is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Premier Property Search, a company focussed on finding property to rent or buy for international companies...
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An Englishman
An Englishman means what he says, but he does not say what he means.
A compact word
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What’s your Personal Cultural Profile?
If you would like to try out CultureActive, our Personal Cultural Profiler, click here for a multimedia introduction and the chance to take your own assessment at the end.
Communication Skills- Overview
- Business Communication Programmes
- Business Communication Case Studies
- Getting Your Message Across
- The Most Common Components
- Example 1
- Example 2
- General Information: Ad hoc, Preparation & Self-study
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