Kushaliyeva Tamiris, 209 group
The specificity of the literary editing and stylistics to communicate with the hero
The circle comfortable conversation
Think about the situation or the case. Be sure to note that there is a difference between how you convey information, and how people perceive it.
Remember that everything has time and place. That joke, which will cause delight among your friends, can cause discontent glances in the office. Similarly, communication with your child will be radically different from communicating with a close friend.
Remember that everything has time and place. That joke, which will cause delight among your friends, can cause discontent glances in the office. Similarly, communication with your child will be radically different from communicating with a close friend.
Determine the level of formality. Official cases, such as ceremonies and business presentations, require more formal dress and communication. Unofficial cases such as walking with family or friends do not require strict manners, and you can feel relaxed
Define your goal. If you know the purpose of your communication, you can adapt it more effectively. For example, if you want to make friends with colleagues, you can invite them to a cup of coffee or invite them to join you for dinner. But if you do not want other people, for example, colleagues to interfere in your personal life, most likely, you will communicate with them in a polite tone.
Pay attention to your audience. To effectively adapt your communication, you must understand who you are talking to. Look at things from their point of view and try to adjust to be closer to them.
Determine your relationship with the audience. With a good friend, you will probably be more sincere and cheerful. With the boss, you will need to speak with respect. With the cashier, you can be friendly, but conservative.
Remember that there are personal differences. For example, extroverts like to communicate face to face more than by phone and in large groups. They tend to think out loud. Introverts prefer to speak via e-mail, text messages, and prefer to talk one-on-one. They often need time to think before answering questions.
Conduct an analysis of the audience. Pay attention to age, gender, level of education, values, culture, family structure and the experience of those who make up your audience. This is especially useful when you have to make speeches in an unfamiliar audience.
Determine your relationship with the audience. With a good friend, you will probably be more sincere and cheerful. With the boss, you will need to speak with respect. With the cashier, you can be friendly, but conservative.
Remember that there are personal differences. For example, extroverts like to communicate face to face more than by phone and in large groups. They tend to think out loud. Introverts prefer to speak via e-mail, text messages, and prefer to talk one-on-one. They often need time to think before answering questions.
Conduct an analysis of the audience. Pay attention to age, gender, level of education, values, culture, family structure and the experience of those who make up your audience. This is especially useful when you have to make speeches in an unfamiliar audience.
Consider the style of your communication. Each style of communication has its advantages and disadvantages. If you can choose, choose the style that will be most effective for your audience. Otherwise, act within the framework of the existing structure.
During the conversation, take part in it, however, allocate time to listen. Do not monopolize the discussion.
When you give a speech, remember that you are the only one who will speak. Try to foresee the questions of your audience, and if possible, try to answer them in the process of communication.
When communicating in social networks, you can be more relaxed. Communication often occurs in the form of short sentences. Answer in essence, but briefly.
E-mail and text messages require a conscious choice of words. Be specific. Express feelings in your words or use emoticons.
During the conversation, take part in it, however, allocate time to listen. Do not monopolize the discussion.
When you give a speech, remember that you are the only one who will speak. Try to foresee the questions of your audience, and if possible, try to answer them in the process of communication.
When communicating in social networks, you can be more relaxed. Communication often occurs in the form of short sentences. Answer in essence, but briefly.
E-mail and text messages require a conscious choice of words. Be specific. Express feelings in your words or use emoticons.
Book design is the art of incorporating the content, style, format, design, and sequence of the various components of a book into a coherent whole. In the words of Jan Tschichold, "methods and rules upon which it is impossible to improve, have been developed over centuries. To produce perfect books, these rules have to be brought back to life and applied."
