HOW TO SPEAK LIKE A PROFESSIONAL AT WORK! (Get Taken Seriously) ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILLS!

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HOW TO SPEAK LIKE A PROFESSIONAL AT WORK! (Get Taken Seriously) ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILLS! Get my 50 RULES TO SPEAK LIKE A PRO! https://passmyinterview.com/speak-like-a-pro-in-any-situation/ #communicationskills #englishspeaking #speakenglish #publicspeaking #presentationskills Let me ask you a quick question… if I told you that by the end of this lesson, your English speaking and communication skills will have improved significantly… would you keep watching? If the answer is yes, don’t go anywhere. I am going to teach you, in 5 easy-to-follow rules, how to speak like a professional at work or in any conversation. Write these 5 rules down and start practising them in everyday conversations. Here we go. HOW TO SPEAK ENGLISH CONFIDENTLY AND FLUENTLY! RULE NUMBER 1 – Eye contact. 00:38 Whenever you communicate with anyone in any situation, you must maintain good eye contact. Good eye contact shows confidence - the person, or persons you are communicating with, will take you seriously if you hold good eye contact. But what if you struggle with direct eye contact? Here’s what to do… 1. The bridge of the nose (TOP CHOICE) 👉 This is the best technique. From the other person’s perspective, it looks exactly like eye contact. 2. Between the eyebrows 👉 Very natural-looking and avoids the intensity of direct eye contact. 3. The forehead (just above the eyes) 👉 Subtle and still gives the impression you’re focused on them. RULE NUMBER 2 – Learn the power of the PAUSE. 01:32 What do I mean? When someone asks you a question at work, or before you speak in any workplace conversation or meeting, I recommend you pause for a second or two. There are 3 benefits to using a pause before you speak. Here they are: 1. You sound More Confident & In Control 2. You Give Better Responses or Answers in any Conversation. 3. You Increase Impact & Presence When you pause, it makes your words feel more important and deliberate. RULE NUMBER 3 – Avoid Filler Words! 02:41 Have you ever listened to someone who constantly uses filler words