Placeholder Image

字幕表 動画を再生する

  • Hey Ambitious Professionals! It's Linda Raynier of lindaraynier.com guiding you

  • to a career and life you'll truly enjoy. In today's video I am going to teach you

  • my five tips on how to improve your social communication skills no matter

  • where you are whether you're at the office

  • or in a social setting so that you can speak more confidently and present

  • yourself in the best possible way

  • Ready to get the job you want? Top Notch Interview is coming soon! For more info

  • and free training head to JOINTINI.COM As a career strategist I've had the

  • honour of being able to help numerous professionals land their dream job

  • offers and so if this is something that you're interested in working with me one

  • on one I can give you details about that at the end of this video in the work

  • that I do I get many professionals ask me to help them to improve their

  • communication skills now many of them are actually people who may not

  • originally be from North America or Australia or Europe and you're

  • struggling to communicate at a social level because even though you naturally

  • aren't really a shy person but when you're faced with certain social groups

  • and certain social settings you find that you just simply don't know what to

  • say and so if this is you I just want to say first of all I'm not an English

  • teacher so I'm not here to teach you English but I'm here to show you a few

  • tips on how you can improve your social communication skills so that you can

  • interact with others in a more natural and confident way tip number one

  • entertain yourself differently what I mean by this is if you really want to

  • truly be able to connect with others in your environment and really immerse

  • yourself in the environment then you need to entertain yourself differently

  • by watching different types of entertainment whether it be TV shows

  • movies or even live shows now this is the first time I'm sharing this with

  • people publicly but I happen to love watching Korean dramas when I feel like

  • watching something that's going to get me hooked and I really want to get a

  • good cry I'll turn to a good Korean drama to watch but here's the thing if

  • you happen to be Korean for example like you are originally from Korea you grew

  • up there and as an adult you moved to the States or Australia or wherever you

  • don't want to be spending most of your time watching Korean dramas because as

  • much as they're entertaining and fun and you feel comfortable watching them

  • you're not necessarily enabling yourself to immerse yourself in

  • a different culture you're simply reconfirming what you already know and

  • so if you mix it up a little bit and watch different types of TV shows and

  • really pay attention to the nuances the language the way that they make jokes

  • and the way that they speak to one another you're opening yourself up and

  • your brain to a new way of thinking a new way of communicating

  • once you broaden your variety of entertainment including by going to

  • comedy clubs going to different types of live events theater perhaps whatever it

  • could be you're allowing yourself to learn the humor the different phrases

  • that people use you're understanding how people really speak and you get to learn

  • what people really talk about so what happens is once you're in a social or

  • even just office setting and people are talking about something that is relevant

  • to what's happening you're gonna understand it and you're gonna be able

  • to communicate to them in their language that way all of this is going to help

  • you to relate to your colleagues and co-workers in a more personal way you'll

  • be able to understand what it is they're talking about and you'll be able to

  • contribute to the conversation I'm not telling you to completely give up on the

  • type of entertainment that you love because of course you deserve to watch

  • what you want to watch but at the same time I'm just saying if you brought in

  • your variety of entertainment that's going to help you expand and grow as an

  • individual and that's going to help you with your social communication skills

  • tip number two hang out with people outside of your culture join an

  • in-person networking group or Club anywhere where you can meet people

  • face-to-face so for example if you like playing volleyball maybe join your local

  • volleyball team or if you happen to work at a large corporation a big company

  • they likely have social clubs that you can join and meet people there as well

  • participating in these things is a great way to get yourself to interact with

  • people who you probably wouldn't normally interact with outside of work

  • you'll learn what people talk about how people interact and it'll help you to

  • develop those habits as well tip number three open up share your thoughts and

  • observations if you want to be able to get closer to people then opening

  • and sharing things with them is the key way to turn acquaintances into friends

  • just simply watching different TV shows and being around different types of

  • people still isn't enough to improve your communication skills if you're not

  • going to be bold and be willing to speak up to be interesting you need to be able

  • to share your observations about things so whenever someone brings up a topic

  • about something that you have an opinion about don't be afraid to share your

  • opinion obviously you don't want to sound negative about it but you can say

  • things like you know I always thought it was weird that and say whatever you

  • thought was weird or I always noticed blank you know when you can share these

  • types of observations that you've had throughout your life about a certain

  • type of topic that people happen to be talking about it shares a different

  • dynamic about you and it reveals a little bit more about your personality

  • and it makes people feel a little bit more connected to you because who knows

  • they might be thinking the same thing tip number four is get to the point part

  • of good social communication is knowing how to articulate your ideas in a clear

  • and concise way without over explaining the details this takes practice one way

  • you can start to monitor this is moving forward whenever you want to tell a

  • story to someone or you want to share something with someone instead of giving

  • yourself five to ten sentences to tell the whole thing it's better to try to

  • cut it down to two to three sentences get to the point as quickly as you can

  • right away and what that's going to do is if there's more that needs to be said

  • the other person has the opportunity to ask for more and therefore you can have

  • a free-flowing conversation between the two of you now if you have the opposite

  • problem where you don't say too much and instead you say too little then you also

  • want to monitor how much you say by trying to say at least two or three

  • sentences as well so at the end of the day you want to be able to elaborate

  • what you're saying in a way where people can understand what it is that you're

  • talking about but they don't feel drowned in the details and finally tip

  • number five Connect by being genuinely curious I've said this before in other

  • videos and it's because it's extremely important

  • in order to be able to connect with other people you have to be genuinely

  • curious about them you have to be willing to truly ask questions about

  • themselves and then ask them why and really genuinely listen to their answers

  • and then from listening to their answers you're going to learn how people

  • communicate and you'll be able to do the same as well

  • and to end this video I thought I would leave you with an inspiring quote which

  • says you must immerse yourself in an unfamiliar environment in order to truly

  • understand your own so there you have it those are my five tips on how to improve

  • your social communication skills now if you're someone who has been looking for

  • a job for the last little while you've been getting some interviews but you

  • haven't had much success and you realize that you need one-on-one professional

  • guidance from me then feel free to reach out to me on my website at

  • lindaraynier.com/standoutgethired read through the page fill in the application

  • form and from there if it seems as though we are a potential match to work

  • together then one of my team members will be reaching out to you directly if

  • you like this video then please give it a thumbs up subscribe share it with your

  • friends thank you so much for watching and I will see you in the next video

  • Ready to get the job you want? Top Notch Interview is coming soon! For more info and

  • free training head to JOINTNI.COM

Hey Ambitious Professionals! It's Linda Raynier of lindaraynier.com guiding you

字幕と単語

ワンタップで英和辞典検索 単語をクリックすると、意味が表示されます

A2 初級

より良いコミュニケーションの取り方(社会的な場で (How to Communicate Better (In Social Settings))

  • 5 1
    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
動画の中の単語