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Conversations in the real world are always two-way.
When this happens, we get a dialogue.
Sometimes, conversations tend to be one-sided. And when this happens, it can sound like a monologue.
Two-way communications are vital.
Pick a common topic and learn to return questions to the person you are speaking with. Get them involved ! Find out more about what they do.
Learn the key asking questions.
Learn how to use question tags. Take the lesson to enrich your conversations. Find out more through 50-minute Conversations - The Two-Way Communication
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The opinions expressed in this column are the author's own and do not reflect the view of Cafetalk.
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