“How do I complete a conversation from the beginning through to the end?”
Many in the training programs I conduct ask this with humbleness and earnestness. The answer to this question helps those to initiate, create, sustain and end conversations with the right etiquette. The phrases in the below document answers most of these questions:
Jennifer Kumar conducts interactive training and coaching programs helping non-native English speakers draft, conduct and role play group discussions for work-related US client calls and communication meetings. In addition to deploying the training, and debriefing on the role play, she offers suggestions for improvement with a second deploy to assure trainees have understood the theories and practices. Contact her for more information by clicking here. Or check out the two programs – Business English Seminar or Managing Client Expectations.
For more information on group discussions, see these links:
Analyzing Group Discussions
What is a Group Discussion (GD)?
Related posts that provide tips for Group Discussions when part of corporate meetings:
Phrases to use to end a meeting (video)
How to switch from small talk to business talk in group situations and networking events
Everyone Gets Heard During Stand-Up and Remote Meetings
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