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    iortantbusiacts.yourlleaguesandsuperiors

    ehyoubecausethey

    valueyounotjustforyourintelligen

    aswell.

    youoreandprotedfaster.yourpersonal

    avaluehanyouuldever

    haveexpectedbefore.peopleanhelpyouwillopen

    doorsforyou,andopportuoadvancerease.

    noisalluptoyou.youhavenothingtoloseand

    everythingtogain.enjoybeingeone

    stoappre,listensto

    therespondstothekestheeeliortant

    andtreasuredeha

    gperson

    dontyou

    specialboion

    thepo

    oelephone

    nyofusspendvastauntsoftioelephone.

    orepeoplearechattering

    aagihedevelopnt

    oftelephonecharandraticallyincreaseyoureffectiveness

    indealieiques.

    step1:thefirstiression

    youknoake

    afirstiression.”oftenthatfirstiressionisedfacetoface

    butoelephone.

    nysalesprofessionalsandbusinesspeopleually

    ettheircustorsinperson;theydobusinesssolelyonthe

    phoheyaresuccessfulhthisteiquebecausetheydevelop

    telephonepersonalitiesthateainglyandpersuasively.

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    thepo

    anexperience

    truestory:acustorcalledupanapplianyanda

    ansvoisly,“kandb.”thecallersaid,“i

    begyourpardon,”andsheagainsaid“kandb”inthesagri

    totallycharesshecallerpausedandthenaskedgently,

    “oing”

    therehecallersaid,“youhavesuice

    speakingvoice,ioing.”

    stillsilence.“uldyousayitnohersilend

    then,finally,“gooding.”

    theeffeerwere

    totallyfriendly;thereileinhervoice.thecustor

    respondedbysaying,“thaterrifikyou.”the

    pressionofthereceptionist,andthepanyshe

    represented,gedradicallyfroerfirst“kandb”toherlast

    “gooding.”

    ile,andadiffere

    kes.dontfet,aslebeheardainyourvoi

    thephohelistenotsle,butyoust

    step2:lookingforcluestohoeonespeaksand

    listens

    thebeginningofatelephoiongivesyouagreatopportunity

    todisverhonicates.

    youhertheirionis

    doherbythepersonthinksaboutthingsorhowhe

    orshefeelsaboutthings.psycues,systetic

    cuesandheuristiccues,respectively.clues.

    theheheysoundasthey

    speakareatthatti.whenyou

    talkandlistentootherpeople,bepreparedtosynizeh

    heyareusingandrespondh

    reofthesa.

    thepooelephone

    detailsversusetions

    forexale:eoicularlyiedindiscussing

    theinfortioailsofatopic,youshouldavoidtalking

    aboutfeelingsaions.thereverseisalsotrue.ifthe

    otherpersoobeetionallyinvolvedhthesubjectyou

    arediscussing,avoidtalkingaboutpractidlogisticalthings

    untilthepersongesurse.youdonttobetalkingpast

    oher;youeh.

    igihedishereily

    erountainsandhow

    peacefulitistovacationthereheuristicbasedresponseandyou

    insistondiscussingthegeologyoftheregionaypeofcrops

    groatiightaswellhave

    justarrivedfroars

    otherstalkaboutfeelingsaions;youtalkaboutfacts

    andfigures.theresultdisenbers

    andlogistioodaions.theresult

    calaty

    step3:givingpeoplethey

    ifyouihispoint:itsnotabout

    you.fetaboutyourself.obligetheotherperson.whenyouare

    talkingtosoohephoreattheuthpieceofthephone

    asthoughitistheearofthepersonyouaretalkingto.speakly

    aly.caressitakeyou

    saysouite,g,andpersonal.

    herenoostpoohelp

    youbeeregoelephone:

    1.enuragetheotherpersontotalk.syourtuto

    talk,dontgointoaseriesofninologues.instead,ask

    questionsandlistencloselytotheansoreyoulisten,

    theregyousound.

    2.speakclearly,sily,anddirectly.iftheotherpersonuses

    ordinarylanguageplicatedustdothe

    thepo

    sa.nothingcreateabarrierrerapidlythansounding

    superiorbyusingtendollaranylanguage

    thatcutstheotherpersonoutoftheloop.

    3.listeively,becauseitstheonlyost

    peoplehertalkthanlisten,especiallyonthephone.

    resistthistendendheotherpersonstotalk,

    folistening.

    4.beapatientlistener.althoughyouybereadyhan

    anstoplete

    theirthoughtsandairtheirfeelingsuntilitisyourtutospeak.

    5.beanactivelistener.usevodverbalaoents

    andreassurancessuchas,“uhhuh,”“yes,isee,”

    “,”“really,”“youdontsay,”“ofurse,”andthelike.

    thesesilererkslettheotherpersonknohatyouare

    fullyengaged.

    6.interrupthoutoffending.interruptingbereadasa

    ionofall

    putdoustinterrupt,alakethe

    bla.saysothinglike,“fiveforinterrupting,buti

    didnttetthispoint.”

    7.useshraphicexalesandstories.dryisdeadly.

    syourtutospeak,createalittletheaterhyour

    nts.it,gladto

    bealive,sunnyday.”belorfulandpictorial.

    8.neverassuneverpresu.notterhohe

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