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The Art of Asking Questions

Business English, Home, Meetings, Negotiations, Persuasion, business communication, pogajanja, poslovna angleščina, poslovna komunikacija, prepričevanje, sestanki - by Mojca Zirovnik - December 15, 2009 - 11:33 America/Chicago - Comments

Find Out How to Ask the Right Questions

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How to Make a Killing First Impression?

Home, Meetings, Negotiations, Presentations, body language, business communication, govorica telesa, pogajanja, poslovna komunikacija, prepričevanje, sestanki - by Mojca Zirovnik - October 29, 2009 - 10:21 America/Chicago - Comments

Seven Not-to-Be-Missed Tips

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“Conversational Trance – The Ultimate Tool of Covert Persuasion and Influence!”

Domov, Home, Meetings, NLP, Negotiations, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Persuasion, business communication, nevrolingvistično programiranje, pogajanja, poslovna komunikacija, prepričevanje, sestanki - by Mojca Zirovnik - August 30, 2009 - 21:50 America/Chicago - Comments

Language patterns, which influence the listener’s unconscious mind.

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Nobody understands me

Business English, Domov, Home, Persuasion, Presentations, business communication, poslovna komunikacija, prepričevanje - by Mojca Zirovnik - August 26, 2009 - 00:08 America/Chicago - Comments

And it’s not your fault. It’s theirs.

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“Does It Really Matter (So Much)?”

Business English, Home, News, Persuasion, Presentations - by Mojca Zirovnik - May 4, 2009 - 04:50 America/Chicago - Comments

Yes, it does. You might even be surprised how much it actually matters in everyday business and corporate world. It matters in meetings, negotiations, presentations, public speaking, even in informal chats over cups of coffee or in elevators when you accidentally run into an executive or a secretary of state and decide to give a high-impact elevator speech. Indeed, body language is more important than your knowledge of the subject you’re talking about. Regrettably. What does this mean in practice? Full Story

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