10 Corporate Communication Skills You can MASTER even with bad English

[@timetravel099]

Corporate world success is all about taking credit. Whether u did the work or not

[@Oswald820]

People don't speak up due to under - confidence and poor English skills. As a Communication Skills trainer, some effective practice is needed. Accent correction helps a lot...and I know this is unsolicited advice , but you do need to soften the 'rr' in your pronunciations Pavan. Developing a neutral accent is an asset too. Thanks for your very insightful videos.

[@Ssatyaki]

Great video, Pavan. One trick my manage taught me to overcome talking less during meetings is to say something at the start before everyone else so that you can stop worrying about when to speak.

[@ArunKumar-vd6tk]

Great leaders are always great speakers. They possess the ability to observe ideas and thoughts from others first then will respond accordingly, thats the hall mark of good communicators. First we gotta listen well to speak well.

[@smilekapoor]

Being diplomatic is helpful. Being straight all time puts you in a separate book. Written communication need to be carefully expressed.

[@girishtallamraju207]

Feedback is well received based on how it's said.... "It's not what you say, it's how you say" Many scenarios where the emphasis is on being ruthless, feedback has become a victim of rat race articulation. Be ruthless, that's your democratic right, but if you are ruthlessly kind, you are not only democratic, it's good Karma.... Ruthlessly kind is paying it forward

[@002dilli]

In the work life, we communicate and move on without realizing the areas of improvement for a better communication and getting the feedback of the completed activity/task. Your video touches the useful areas, thank you Pavan. All the very best.

[@honchoabhi]

This is such an awesome advice about an important but (often) misunderstood skillset. Communication skillset is a combination of: Read, Write, Speak, Listen & Comprehend. All the pillars are equally important. More often than not - almost everyone (just) fancies about speaking good English. But your message would help lot of folks. Appreciate it.

[@krishna4523]

Thanks Pavan. Great Video!

[@vikrumjaitly]

This video session is something we must listen number of times. Effective Communication is the base for any success in our life.

[@amandeepsaini4172]

It was a good video about co operate communication and here are 3 reasons why It was good. First is that you have kept things simple. 2nd is you have use ppt to explain and 3rd is you have highlighted th3e imp things such as being confident, to speak up and listen and take pause while answering. Thanks for your kind suggestions would definitely give it a try.

[@mdyusufshaikh7960]

Thanks a lot Pavan Sir, much needed video... You taught a very important concept to be successful at corporate!!

[@ArunKumar-vd6tk]

Hey Pawan, you been doing a great job of making these videos on corporate traits through your experiences. I believe like you said Experience is always a great educator.

[@logeshganesan3724]

Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤

[@sober_soul_1]

Thanks Pavan, timing for the video is so perfect .. recently my manager gave me feedback.

[@sudhakarselka]

Excellent video. You made my day. One of my biggest strengths, which is also my weakness, is that i do not speak up unless iam 100% right. This makes me a silent person in most of the meetings. I dont want to say something randomly just to get noticed . Not sure how to overcome this attitude. Is Partial Knowledge always dangerous?

[@Jones55-cv4df]

Excellents advise for free, thank you to contribute to our personal and professional growth.

[@saurabhbadole821]

Thank you, Pavan! you always add value to my life :)

[@manoj4967]

Hey Pavan, Thank you for your wonderful insights about the corporate communication. I appreciate you have mentioned important things in this video. I'll use the methods to improve my communication stronger. I hope I'll reach your DM to share my experience after trying these things.

[@kuruvaurukundhu1437]

Pavan this vedio helpful, thanks a lot ....

[@jaikishansmspl39]

Good and practical tips. Thanks, Pawan.

[@Pavansathiraju]

You are most welcome Jai!

[@Kannaji7]

Hey Pavan ! very useful content thank you very much! I will work on the things you shared in this videos .

[@jindemallayya9138]

Thank you bro Awasome information

[@jayprakashv3692]

Thank you Pawan it's was very informative.

[@maheshdivekar6061]

Yes. It is helpful

[@BhavaniPatil-f8e]

Thank u so much Pavan sir this vedio is helpful me

[@anshularya1]

Same things i gone through till now

[@myatezhnikmx4082]

Amazing recommendations, thanks!

[@kulkarnigururajs8963]

Awesome 🙌 thank you

[@Godgodgod203]

What if we are somewhat struggling to understand the accent of Foreigners especially Native speakers of Europe who talk too fastly ?

[@kumaraswamy3452]

We need to practice , it can be done by watching our fav sport with English commentary or movies or listen to songs .

[@Vamsiannadata2191]

If we don’t understand it’s absolutely fine we can ask them to speak slowly and repeat it again. It’s nothing wrong if don’t understand i am in US and i work with banking customer and it’s absolutely fine they will understand

[@rituritu7001]

Sir can u suggest some good book which talks about strategies on improving communication......which would really help

[@nirus3265]

Sir i dodnt have Writing skills but i do have speaking skills. Am left behind because i lack technical skil Writing. Can u please suggest, how vl i correct.

[@BADSA-o3u]

Sir I am on bench in infosys from may end I want to study to learn new technology but from these months I am not focused on not even a single thing I forget the technologies I know before I am not able to learn new technology I am feeling like I at the lowest position in taking any project talking to managers for anything also learning any new thing wasted all my time before now also not focused to do anything what should I do now please tell