BC 302 Social Communication - Module I
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BC 302 Social Communication - Mod I
Small Talk - Building Rapport - PR and Networking
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Small Talk
Small talk is light, informal conversation.
It’s commonly used when you’re talking to someone you don’t know very well and at networking and social events.
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How to Make Small Talk
Ask open-ended questions.
Practice active listening.
Put away your phone.
Show your enthusiasm
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Open Ended
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Poll
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Rapport
/raˈpɔː/
noun
a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
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Building Rapport
The act of building relationships with others in which both parties feel supported and understood.
Rapport is important when networking, during interviews and when developing your career at a certain job.
While building rapport can take time, it is helpful as you work to accomplish important career goals.
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Open Ended
Why is it important to build rapport?
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Why is building rapport important?
Relationships with inspirational people.
Relationships with key stakeholders.
Relationships with possible connections.
Relationships with interviewers and hiring managers.
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Public Relations and Networking
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Effective PR Networking
Prepare Before You Go
Get Connected - Work the room.
Meet the Power - Be ready to take the initiative when you encounter top executives.
Don't Overstay Your Welcome - Know when you want to leave.
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BC 302 Social Communication - Mod I
Small Talk - Building Rapport - PR and Networking
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