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Let's Learn Together
by Let´s Learn Together
We are International Tourism students, looking to help listeners about executive meetings.
Episodes
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2E10. How to express agreement or disagreement
A good debate would almost always be a part of a meeting, however sometimes using wrong language can lead to conflict. What should you do if you disagree with your partner? Should you just say "I don't agree with you!", wouldn't that sound too direct and a bit rude?
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2E9. How to express tentative and strong opinions
If you struggle with giving your opinion, then in today’s episode you will be learning all the tips and tricks to give your opinion in three important ways. Firstly, I will teach you to give a strong opinion when you are very convinced of something. Secondly, I will show you how to give a neutral...
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2E8. How to ask for feedback in a business meeting
As human beings, we’re naturally curious and desire to have our questions answered. But there’s one area of questioning that overwhelms most of us with anxiety: asking for feedback. It’s not an easy or natural task, asking for someone’s opinion or evaluation of you and your work, but it’s an...
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2E7. How to express uncertainty or certainty in a business meeting
The key objective every learner of English has is to be able to use the English they’ve learned (grammar, vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation) in a social context. However, it’s not enough to have all the words and grammar and know how to put the sentences together correctly. You need to know how...
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2E6. Will we always agree to a business meeting?
Fortunately, there are ways in which you can disagree without offending people. When you disagree with someone in a business situation, it is polite to give a reason why you disagree. Agreeing is a lot easier.
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2E5. How to interrupt in a respectful way
We've all been in a situation where you either don't agree or don't understand something that has just been said. So, what do you do? Wait until the person has finished talking before asking or do you interrupt? Although it is not polite to do so, interrupting happens all the time in both social...
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2E4. Causes and effects
Problems have always been part of businesses. In reality, businesses exist to solve specific problems. Business analysts are typically positioned to identify some difficulty, the underlying cause of it and the effects that follow when it persists. After establishing causes of problems and their...
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2E3. Proposals to improve tourism.
In this episode we are going to talk about some points that can help us improve tourism at this time.
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2E2. How to report progress and improvements
A progress report is exactly what it sounds like – a document that explains in detail how you far you’ve gone towards the completion of a project. It outlines the activities you’ve carried out, the tasks you’ve completed, and the milestones you’ve reached vis-à-vis your project plan.
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2E1. Introduction to the second
Before the meeting starts, make sure you’re aware of the agenda and every participant knows who’s chairing the session.
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E8. Formal introductions
Introductions in meetings are meant to help people get comfortable speaking together. It’s a meeting after all, which means it only works well if those in attendance talk to each other. That’s hard to do when you don’t know someone’s name or you’ve been put on the defensive by an inappropriate...
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E7. How to stablish objectives in an executive meeting
Now that you have a sharp objective and know how important the outcome is, you can properly plan your meeting. You can decide how many resources should be allocated to the meeting/s in order to achieve your desired outcome/s.
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E6. How to start an executive meeting
If you want to have a more productive meeting, focus on a strong opening. A good start to a meeting is like an overture: It sets the tone, introduces the major themes, and provides a preview of what you can expect. Here are some best practices for starting your next meeting:
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E5. How to greet and make an introduction
First impressions can play a major role in how an employer perceives you as a candidate. What you say during the first phase of the interview can make a difference in the outcome—in a good way or in a bad way. You don't want to come across as awkward and lacking in social skills. Rather, you'll...
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E4. How to reschedule
Anyone who receives an invitation to a job interview will not have much reaction time. Employers usually expect an appointment confirmation within 2 business days - preferably by phone. Otherwise, the impression could arise that one was not so motivated and as in the application letter announced...
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E3. How to confirm
Knowing the steps of how to properly confirm an appointment – – any kind of appointment, including a phone appointment, client meeting, lunch meeting, etc.
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E2. Work apointment
Today we will talk about an appointment process
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E1. Introduction
In this episode we will give a brief welcome about what our talks will be about
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We are International Tourism students, looking to help listeners about executive meetings.
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