Corporate communication skills or content and knowledge???
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As a communication trainer i always have an inclination towards excellent communication skills precisely in English as its most spoken corporate language. However i have come across VP's and AVP' s with extremely poor communication skill and with brilliant content and hardcore subjective knowledge. This debate is ongoing and there is no concrete answer to it. What do you think really counts?
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Dear members, Here i would like to rais the topic that i faced when started working in my own state Orissa. I found 95% of the corporate using the local language for there professional communication. Few are using Hindi too. Use of English for internal or external communication is very rare. I would like to know your view about this. Please reply
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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It is natural and founded.The corporate means to connect to the lowest rung and in particular spreading message.It works two ways,it pleases the local people and provides in built security to the corporate.
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BHARAT KUMAR ANYAW
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foreign language is used for communication with others to give a touch to our fellow being local language is best suited it gives a feeling of mine
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N. NAGESHWARAN
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In all corporates, the staffs were selected after weighing them in their own platforms i.e. Sales, Purchase, Accounts, Audit, Stores etc. by conducting interview in their own stream but generally language control would not be checked properly and...
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1. Why do you want to work in this industry? Bad answer: “I love to shop. Even as a kid, I spent hours flipping through catalogues.” Don’t just say you like it. Anyone can do that. Focus instead on your history with that particular industry, and if you can, tell a success story. Good answer “I’ve always loved shopping, but my interest in retail marketing really started when I worked at a neighborhood boutique. I knew our clothes were amazing, but that we weren’t marketing them properly. So I worked with management to come up with a marketing strategy that increased our sales by 25% in a year. It was great to be able to contribute positively to an industry I feel so passionate about, and to ...
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Pankaj Jha
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Enlightening information which generally one donot cares about while preparing for an interview... This article will certainly help one to be better prepared & well presented... Thanks
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Hari Prasad K
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Interesting answers to some of the most dreaded interview questions... Thanks for sharing.
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All interviews were not created equal. Depending on the role, the industry and the ruthlessness of your potential employer, you may encounter one – or a combination – of the common interview types. Each one is unique, and demands a tailored approach to its preparation. Lucky for you, we’ve identified the five most common interview methods. We’ll give you the low down on each, and tell you how to ace them. 1. The Traditional Interview What Is It? You know this interview. I know this interview. We’ve done it a million times. So why are we still so afraid of it? Interviews — no matter their style — are always tough. With traditional interviews, you need to be able to answer broad-based questio...
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Makrand Bhave
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Very refreshing indeed! These are completely OUT OF THE BOX! Good one Varsha.
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Rohini Sondkar
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For someone who has just finished their studies will find it really useful and not only them but also who are seeking a new job this will help a lot Varsha....thanks for this wonderful post which will be of use for many of them on the platform.
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Veena Gupta
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A budget in which the expenditures incurred during a given period are matched by revenues. Since salaries and benefits represent a huge proportion of corporate spending, it was inevitable that human capital investments would become a focal point...
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pragati parihar
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firstly,reading newspaper everyday either u are understanding or not,then play games like junk,Gd's,debate among your friends and lastly try to talk in English in home whether meaningless also it create confidence in you and whatever is your weak...
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I'm a Communication Skills trainer myself and first off, I'd like to state that 'Communication Skills' does NOT mean proficiency in the English language . Unfortunately - for a lot of intelligent persons - this fallacy is quite popular. Thus, we find that quite a few of those who are proficient in English look down on those who are not. Intelligence and knowledge are NOT connected with the ability to speak in a particular language. In fact, if a person knows at least one language AND there is knowledge available in the medium of that language, there is no obstacle to learning and the gathering of knowledge. Communication skills are skills of communication - regardless of language. This mea...
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Ravanam naga durgesh
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Both are at the same time... having knowledge and less communication and at the same time good communication lack of knowledge of no use.... knowledge should be accompanied by communication vice-versa
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Deepak Kubal
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Yes knowledge is must but we need to have basic communication skill. Atleast you should be in a position to explain what you know. So communication do matters...
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farhad hamza
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Knowledge is important for you to understand and verbal skills are important for others to understnad what is what
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S. Muralidharan
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People Skills are the Survival Skills. If you are an effective Communicator, applying your common sense you will get over any problem.
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samayita choudhuri
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As knowledge is the only thing which is a asset and no one can play or screw with it :)
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