Perception of How I
Communicate
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Personal
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Self
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Professional
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Vocal
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Respectfully
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Accurate
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Loving
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Confidently
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Sensitively
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Effective
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Passionate
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Competently
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Clear
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Strategic
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Cooperative
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I asked a family member and a
colleague to describe my communication techniques in four different words, then
compared to my own personal perception. I do see some correlation between what I
portray and what I perceive. I see that
my peers personal and professionally have the same opinions of the way I communicate.
I am glad that no one seems to have a negative opinion of my communication styles.
I have always put forth the golden rule mentality but with new knowledge of the Platinum Rule I have tried to incorporate this thinking into my daily
practices.
The one thing that surprised me was
that both parties stated I was an effective and competent communicator. This was
surprising because sometimes I think that I am not clear in my deliver of
communication. I feel I do strategically think about what I will say and wondering
what reaction I will get if I say one thing or the other. The insight I gained
about communication is that the perception of others has significant bearing of
how well you will be received in communication.
hi Angelika
ReplyDeleteI love that chat where did you find that . That chat give me a good idea of you as communicate . Thank you for sharing
Angelika,
ReplyDeleteYou presented your information slightly different from me; I think it is great that you asked individuals to describe your communication style through words. I see that you appear to be a very empathetic communicator and you try to think things through before speaking. I definitely have to work on thinking things through before responding to others. Most of the time I say what is on my mind; however, I often consider the feelings of others. I like the way you described yourself from a personal, professional, and self-standpoint. It goes to show that you thoroughly thought about this assignment and its importance in your life. You gave me a few things to think about in regards to my communication, self-concept, and the way I treat others.
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