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Conversation skills book review 3: Conversational intelligence – How great leaders build trust and get extraordinary results by Judith E Glaser (2014)

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I often wonder whether the perceived conversation skills gap was caused by the imposed isolation during the Covid lockdowns or a by-product of the digitisation of communications. Clients also ask if there are any books to supplement people’s conversational skills learning – or for those who want a deeper dive into the topic.

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Conversation skills book review 1 – How to talk to anyone about anything – James W. Williams

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I often wonder whether the conversation skills gap was caused by the imposed isolation during the Covid lockdowns or a by-product of the digitisation of communications. I’m often asked if there are any books to supplement people’s learning – or for those who want a deeper dive into the topic.

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Telephone skills: Anxiety, voice, etiquette and the client experience

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Client service and sales opportunities for professionals in the digital age” some key issues emerged: Telephone skills: Anxiety, voice, etiquette and the client experience. All communications were disrupted during lockdown – the telephone once again became a valuable means of communications in the absence of face-to-face meetings.

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Book review: Neuroscience for learning and development by Stella Collins

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The 2019 second edition of this book (subtitled “How to apply neuroscience and psychology for improved learning and training” ) provides fascinating insight and practical ideas to incorporate neuroscience into learning and development initiatives. Book review: Neuroscience for learning and development by Stella Collins.

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Book review: Sales Mind – 48 tools to help you sell by Helen Kensett

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I also wrote a blog post about one of Helen’s digital products here: System review: CogniClick for instant, personalised research (kimtasso.com) ) Further details of the author: Helen Kensett | LinkedIn Overview This simply but powerfully illustrated little black book comprises 260 pages. To learn It’s rare to have 100% sales success.

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22 tips on being a persuasive writer in professional services

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This post acts as a reminder and additional learning resource for the delegates. An introduction to emotional intelligence (EQ) and empathy (Video) (kimtasso.com). We can learn from the approach used by TED lectures. How can I improve my cross cultural communication (kimtasso.com) Curiosity Humans are curious.

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What is the psychology of sales and why is it important? Study behavior to close more deals

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By using psychology in sales, they can instead learn from their failures and improve their approach. It supports effective communication You may as well be speaking in Latin if you can’t effectively convey the value of your products to potential customers. Resilience is also vital.