Summary:
Secondary Source: Books
Book- “Verbal Communication”:
Besides internet sources, books sources are also very helpful for the research. Many neglect the idea of going to the library and finding books, but it is actually a very interesting experience. I have found couple books from the library at…
Secondary Source: Classmate Blog (Blake Anderson)
Quote
Blake speaks about how we are not all experts at communication and that it is so important. Blake said “Many people, especially younger millenial’s are so used to communicating over social media mediums such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and…
Mock Interviews with professors and classmates:
In order to improve you have to practice constantly. Not just verbal communication but nonverbal ones as…
Talking to Recruiter on Campus:
Last week Ernst & Young had a carnival going on at the School of Management building, follow by a information session. The event was a great opportunity for students to network with recruiters and learn more about the firm. However, since the firm is very well known the event was very crowded…
Different forms of communication:
· verbal (sounds, language, and tone of voice)
What did you try?
Since I have multiple interviews coming up in the next few weeks, I have been doing a lot of practice with my verbal communications. Last week I have attended an interview workshop with a retired PWC partner at the University at Buffalo. Beside in person…
Reseach Topic: Verbal Communication
The skill that I am planning on research is Verbal Communication. Being to communicate fluently with clients and professionals is a very important skill because it is a skill that you need to use on your daily basis in the work force. Either for negotiation, interview, meetings, and…
