When experts talk to experts
What if the communicator is an expert? And what if the expert you’re talking about doesn’t want to let you This was the theme of today’s workshop in an unusually…
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation.
In safe groups, you can reflect feelings. In groups you are unfamiliar with, you will have to content yourself with mirroring intentions: “You seem to have a question.” Repeating the exact same words that the other person has said can be perceived as you simply repeating, without understanding. Such mirroring should be avoided.
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What if the communicator is an expert? And what if the expert you’re talking about doesn’t want to let you This was the theme of today’s workshop in an unusually…
The morning included personalised speaker training with a keynote speaker in Shanghai. The same challenge as always: understanding the audience and clarifying the main message. However, this is easier said…
The webinar “Getting your message across” was conducted by Erik Mattsson before an audience of researchers, post-docs, PhD students and other university staff. Among the takeaways from the webinar was…