Your videos resonate so strongly with me. I practically killed myself getting a lead position, but only focused on technical skills and hard work. This led to a fallout with upper managers who have weak technical skills, and don't like getting their hands dirty. However they articulate well, and navigate masterfully through company culture. It's hard respecting managers who don't put in the technical work - I just can't do it. But I'll have to learn to play the game. Now the cat's out of the bag and the future is grim. Certain managers want me gone. You are so 100% correct articulation and relationship building returns higher yields.
If those ppl have no technical skills and can't get things done, then what is the purpose of their continued employment? Feels like they r not there to add revenue or value to the company then. More like they r there to soothe the egos of the company founders
There needs to be a balance. That's why companies try to promote from within the organization if possible. Although outside experience is refreshing, it is far more of a strain on a company to train someone from the ground up. Institutional knowledge of how things function and having already made connections with people in other departments is an incredibly valuable thing to consider when hiring a boss.
Great insights on the power of communication! 💬 Mastering the art of conveying ideas not only enhances critical thinking but also elevates one's ability to create, compete, and sell effectively.
Wholeheartedly agree with this…the most important skill in a corporate job given the amount of time we spend in teams, outlook and in-person meetings and collaboration
this is very true, there are certain words that I don't use anymore in meetings and in my report. Example is I stopped using the word 'problem' or 'hard' or 'difficult', but use the word 'challenge or challenging' instead. I have now learned that you need to have what I now call 'verbal-Jiu-Jitsu' - meaning you can masterfully articulate any conversation, such as how to safely navigate the streets of Nicaragua or El Salvador, or make persuasive arguments to people in C-Suites.
Communication is Key 🔑 to be an efficient leader, a further key would be all the different kinds of communication depending on the audience. What are the different and effective kinds if communications? Other than that, I agree that when selling something, ideally the product being sold is “for them,” the clients, is just difficult to see sometimes that the “clients” choose a similar product but lesser value sometimes more expensive can’t say cheap rather more economical. I guess that the conditioned communication channels lead the “clients” to purchase the same product of one way or another a lesser value, and that is what I’m trying to understand, Dr. Grace. What would be possible reasoning for this kind of scenarios and behaviors? 🥰✨💎
I understand and agree that effective communication is important. However, I have observed a relatively stable organisation fail because individuals who were perceived as 'good communicators' attained top positions. It is fair to say that while effective communication is crucial, competence is equally important.
Yes, seems like she's an introvert herself who has mastered communication and is now passing the knowledge to the rest of us. She's spot on in everything she said and knows what introverts are lacking....
Not necessarily. Sometimes I think introverts communicate better because they want to avoid unnecessarily additional communication. If you get your point across clearly the first time you don’t need additional conversations and meetings.
That’s not true , many of introverts people have excellent communication skills, communication skill doesn’t mean who speaks more, it’s matter of who has more skill. Perfect practice is better practice. By the way, u got beautiful face😅
Grace.. My articulation and my outspoken have put me into more trouble than fortune... I might like to disagree at the higher level... at lower level yess..
You're slipping into vocal fry, and even crackle,occasionally, word emphasis, and end signal, presumably. (for example 1 to. 1.04) You're original voice is particularly pleasant and melodic, are you going to keep following the trend do you think, or return to a less vocal cord straining mode?
She's not arguing a point, she's simply making an assertion based on her thoughts. Communication skills are definitely important for those that communicate for a living.
Your videos resonate so strongly with me. I practically killed myself getting a lead position, but only focused on technical skills and hard work. This led to a fallout with upper managers who have weak technical skills, and don't like getting their hands dirty. However they articulate well, and navigate masterfully through company culture.
It's hard respecting managers who don't put in the technical work - I just can't do it. But I'll have to learn to play the game. Now the cat's out of the bag and the future is grim. Certain managers want me gone. You are so 100% correct articulation and relationship building returns higher yields.
If those ppl have no technical skills and can't get things done, then what is the purpose of their continued employment?
Feels like they r not there to add revenue or value to the company then. More like they r there to soothe the egos of the company founders
There needs to be a balance. That's why companies try to promote from within the organization if possible. Although outside experience is refreshing, it is far more of a strain on a company to train someone from the ground up. Institutional knowledge of how things function and having already made connections with people in other departments is an incredibly valuable thing to consider when hiring a boss.
Great insights on the power of communication! 💬 Mastering the art of conveying ideas not only enhances critical thinking but also elevates one's ability to create, compete, and sell effectively.
Wholeheartedly agree with this…the most important skill in a corporate job given the amount of time we spend in teams, outlook and in-person meetings and collaboration
this is very true, there are certain words that I don't use anymore in meetings and in my report.
Example is I stopped using the word 'problem' or 'hard' or 'difficult', but use the word 'challenge or challenging' instead.
I have now learned that you need to have what I now call 'verbal-Jiu-Jitsu' - meaning you can masterfully articulate any conversation, such as how to safely navigate the streets of Nicaragua or El Salvador, or make persuasive arguments to people in C-Suites.
We really should teach this in school!! Thank you this helps so much! ❤😊 God Bless
Super underrated channel
Bro literally it has almost 400k subs how is it underrated
“Most highest level of communication” is not great, sorry….
My vocabulary and articulation is my biggest weakness
PRACTICE. You'll do it. It takes 30 days to change habit. The possibilities are endless. ❤
For me it's not vocabulary, it's articulation. I am much better at articulating in written form than out loud.
Start with VERB TENSES (the past, present and future)
This is the main grammar corrector ❤
talk in a tone of voice that seems to listen rather than speak
Same here 😬🙈
I am willing to improve my articulation. I'm working on it right now!😊
3:00 Communication is a creative and competitive superpower
8:30 Communication is selling power
Thank you Miss grace for this wonderful knowledge.
Communication is Key 🔑 to be an efficient leader, a further key would be all the different kinds of communication depending on the audience. What are the different and effective kinds if communications? Other than that, I agree that when selling something, ideally the product being sold is “for them,” the clients, is just difficult to see sometimes that the “clients” choose a similar product but lesser value sometimes more expensive can’t say cheap rather more economical. I guess that the conditioned communication channels lead the “clients” to purchase the same product of one way or another a lesser value, and that is what I’m trying to understand, Dr. Grace. What would be possible reasoning for this kind of scenarios and behaviors? 🥰✨💎
I understand and agree that effective communication is important. However, I have observed a relatively stable organisation fail because individuals who were perceived as 'good communicators' attained top positions. It is fair to say that while effective communication is crucial, competence is equally important.
I would say that proves the point even more
Agree based on my work experience.
Amazing video ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this.
That's the biggest problem for introverts
Yes, seems like she's an introvert herself who has mastered communication and is now passing the knowledge to the rest of us. She's spot on in everything she said and knows what introverts are lacking....
Not necessarily. Sometimes I think introverts communicate better because they want to avoid unnecessarily additional communication. If you get your point across clearly the first time you don’t need additional conversations and meetings.
That’s not true , many of introverts people have excellent communication skills, communication skill doesn’t mean who speaks more, it’s matter of who has more skill.
Perfect practice is better practice.
By the way, u got beautiful face😅
@@shauntelcampos3212I believe it depends on the individual for your claim..
Stop making excuses.
Thank you for this video. This is incredibly helpful and inspiring.
Love it
absoulety agree with it.
Thank You
Thanks for sharing 💯
They made it a university outcome when it should be dedicated time in middle school and high school
Yup my public speaking sucks big time
We will see if this is true because I am in the middle of a negotiation for higher pay.
i've been trying to speak english well
Grace.. My articulation and my outspoken have put me into more trouble than fortune... I might like to disagree at the higher level... at lower level yess..
Someone is a rapper!
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Your communication, Yo!
Your compensation, Yo!
I've struggled with speaking skills since I was a child. Any recommendations on how to get better
Well what do you do? Read more books?
Game over for people with speech disorders like me?
It’s going to be harder, but not impossible
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100%
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no it's not...... I am living proof , no such connection.
I just read by mistake your articulation is related to your comprehension 😅
Speak well earn well leave no evidence
The importance of good GRAMMAR and a broad VOCABULARY is what I think you're trying to articulate.😂
You just got the surface level of it. However, thank you for your effort. 🎉
You're slipping into vocal fry, and even crackle,occasionally, word emphasis, and end signal, presumably. (for example 1 to. 1.04) You're original voice is particularly pleasant and melodic, are you going to keep following the trend do you think, or return to a less vocal cord straining mode?
no wonder the bullshitters make the most.
Very true,
Let not the native hue of your resolution be sicklede over by the pale cast of excessive thought.😂
That's not true. Your compensation is directly based on how well you play the game, not how well you articulate it.
That's not true because communication is part of the game
She's not arguing a point, she's simply making an assertion based on her thoughts. Communication skills are definitely important for those that communicate for a living.
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