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Small Talk in American Offices

Posted On: September 24, 2020

Do you work with US Americans and wonder what are the dos and don’ts of making small talk in American offices?
  
Do you work with US Clients?
 
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Learn easy strategies for making small talk in American offices

 

 

 
 
We are here to help you! We have worked with over 4,000 professionals just like you! 
 
Let’s learn simple tips you can apply in your daily interactions that will dramatically improve your comfort level in interacting with US clients in a wide variety of situations from small talk to more difficult interactions such as talking about timelines, deadlines, feature changes, and so on. 
 
We will talk about: 
  • the three types of small talk 
  • where and how to use these different types of small talk 
  • the dos and don’ts of small talk 
  • how to push back or say no, not only in a face-saving way (to both sides), but in a way that improves your technical know-how and consulting expertise 
 

Strategies we share will help you to build your visibility and profile with your US clients. Actually, these tips will not only help you build good working relationships with your US colleagues, as these tips also work with your local colleages as we are all now working on virtual, distributed teams. 

 

 

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