How to Communicate Confidently at Work | 4 Steps

[@LindaRaynier]

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[@hestiabeukes9565]

Hi Linda. Where are you? I have an upcoming interview and see you are not posting anymore😥

[@SuperShana97]

Your tips are actually helpful! I know I struggle with communication so much while at work. But one thing I learned from my therapy session is to focus on your self-awareness first and take the time to reflect on your strengths, skills, and accomplishments (even the small steps you accomplished). Also, have a positive self-talk. Erase all of your negative self-talk and change it to positive self-talk. I know it can be a challenge at first but I think once you get used to it, then you'll be confident. And finally, be assertive. Communicate your needs and boundaries so that everyone can be on the same page (instead of being silent).

[@noahhh329]

My favorite tip was the first one, about being present. Noticing how my mind and words flow out when I clear away the emotional blockages has been extremely empowering. We really do have everything we need within us; it’s just a matter of allowing ourselves to access it.

[@sitara7084]

Linda youre so great! I just wanted to share I have been following you since my university days and watched your videos on repeat to prep for my internship interviews and then later job interviews. I appreciate so much of what you do and all the advice you give, it has helped me so much to be more confident as a young professional in my field.

[@federicasimona2327]

Thank you Linda, I really liked this content on how to enhance our career. I would like to ask you if you can make a video on how to internally marketing ourselves. How to enhance your personal brand internally. It is so difficult to stand up and I have been noticing some people are really good at it, despite being less good at their actual job - which is a skill I do not have yet.

[@vocefalaportugues4736]

I am happy that you come back! You look even more beautiful now being a mother, your tips help me a lot in different times, for now it was exactly what I needed.

[@huang47tw]

It’s so great seeing you back!

[@squeezeisawesome]

I enjoyed the clear answer you gave to Maggie, it’s simple that we are in our heads and eyes should be on the other people and giving them hope in my ability to lead

[@CareerexcellencewithMadhurima]

Having an assertive tone helps with confidence.

[@ellainel.3651]

Hello Linda I'm so proud to say that I am a product of your channel 🎉 6yrs ago all your videos are my guide applying for a job that I wanted during that time I am really struggled applying and now I wanted to inform you that I am a senior lead already😊 Thank u so much ur such a big help in my career

[@cadecrusader]

Thank you Linda. I appreciate your take, advice, tips, and honesty in improving professional communication skills that help earn respect in the business/corporate or health care industry! I’m doing the best that I can do communicating my knowledge of medicine and research to my fellow research colleagues, supervisors, physicians who are clinical trial investigators, nurse, lab sample collectors, and pharmaceutical sponsors.

[@josefonseca6815]

After I saw the video, I went to your channel and realized I have too see all of them, because they touch on such a great topics. Great work, definitely a new subscriber here :)

[@wingsfan118]

Thank you for giving such great insight. The information I've learned so far has been amazing. Every time I watch a video I tell myself "Oh crap, I made that mistake in this interview" I will learn from everything, go forward and be present + confident in my next interview!!!

[@CareerexcellencewithMadhurima]

It is important that we take ownership of our mistakes and learn from them. I am so proud of you!

[@jumapeter1710]

so amazing Linda thanks for always sharing productive information.

[@AarrenDieok]

Such a structure teaching! Your videos are well-thought out for learner like myself.

[@nadeeshadilangi9499]

You’re doing a great job.I love the way you present yourself.Just want to copy you😍❤️

[@taashiwanda4265]

So happy that you are back Linda❤ . Love your tips and they are definitely relatable and I will takeaway the tips you shared and implement. I would also love if you could do a video on personal branding and marketing.

[@angwistephanietv]

Authenticity and confidence ✌️

[@lariiris]

I love it! Authenticity and self-awareness are highly linked!

[@aiqueenla2786]

Thank you Linda!

[@ekaths1]

This is really quality advice

[@herbitalmaluleke6757]

Great presentation

[@aalihimu]

You're helpful, thanks!

[@sivakumarvengatachalam6441]

To speak English fluently , I watch your videos

[@marufgazi9025]

Thank you ❤ ... 00:26 04/04 thurs💒

[@ChrisZeng-n5y]

How are you out here so confidently giving advice on things you NO IDEA about??

[@rayititoman]

Should you include references on your CV? Some websites say list them, others to write "references upon request", others say it's not necessary. What's your opinion on that?

[@quennelynbantilan2978]

What is the best answer to a question when you're applying a job but still don't have much experience about it and still succeed

[@ngampapuwangthru8085]

New subscriber here👍

[@tinrodriguez9754]

New subscriber here

[@mrpatientchannel]

❤

[@Sonja-z7c]

She is so over youtube, but we need her because she is so good at these, but youtube can drain you.

[@KhanGg-db9bk]

Hi

[@SeanHollingsworth]

Throw in another variable: Narcissists. . . They sure can facilitate the destruction of a growing company.. .. .

[@davidmccurley6771]

You are a cutie... Great clear voice😉