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By Malte W. Wilkes (More) • Last updated on October 04.09.2023, XNUMX • First published on 28.06.2019/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 7147 readers, 1968 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
Who is silent is lonely, who talks, sometimes too - at least in retrospect. Nevertheless, they are Communication with others, the presentation, the Rede and the Lecture with statement and Effect nowadays the career factor par excellence.
And yet, in speeches and lectures one sees a comprehensive dilettantism as if this admonition had not existed from well over 100 years ago:
“Talking” is not that difficult for many. That's how you grew up, in Conversation within a small circle of people. You can get into the Eyes look, get verbal feedback and if you get stuck, one of the interlocutors is more than happy to take over the communication. exercise since the beginning of the language, physical proximity, small group of people and the reciprocity of the exchange make us reasonably for sure.
But as soon as the group gets bigger and has to lead to “talk” because it inevitably leads to the apparent monologue, many stumble on the path of uncertainty or half refusal. Embarrassing.
Maybe that's why most people prefer to give a speech in front of their own dog rather than in front of their neighbors, colleagues or him customers. The following arise Ask:
If you want and have to lead, you have to Trust signal. The majority of listeners have a great distrust of corporate word, management talk, slogans of perseverance or American comedy-like speeches. Geert Hofstede is a Dutch sociologist and developed a model of intercultural communication.
He refuted that management can be practiced uniformly worldwide. Cultural differences lead more often to conflicts than to synergies. American management theories are limited to other cultures, as Americanized speeches are not only helpful. Who wants to copy speech techniques must rather seek European role models.
Surely. People always want openness and honesty, even with difficult messages. They do not want to be lied to, not even by concealing the truth. John J. Mearsheimer is Professor Political Science at the University of Chicago. Within international relations he deals with the value of untruth.
While there are many political lies between states, the “Companys"Military "places the greatest value on honesty within its own ranks because it is crucial to combat success". So speakers should not copy the political speech, but to the internal cooperative Success think. Who does not heed all this, speaks as a somehow speaker. For the latrine.
But you have to start somewhere to move forward. Preferably with a self-introduction That's how every small speech performance begins. Everyone Job faces it in life. At seminars, in Meetings, with the introduction to colleagues when you start a new job or with customers.
“By the way, my name is Reiner Runkel”, “Hello, I'm Helga-Irmgard, you could call me Irmi”, “What should I say now?” - Anyone who has ever experienced a round of self-presentations - for example at the beginning of a seminar or at the first presentation in the company - is often amazed at the type of presentations. This speech is easy to prepare, because you know each other better than some other topic that you have to speak about.
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Malte W. Wilkes is Honorary President of the Federal Association of German Management Consultants. Wilkes has been an independent management consultant since 1975. He was the founding editor-in-chief, later owner and publisher of the Pharma Marketing Journal from 1976 to 2007. After the sale to the Handelsblatt publishing group, he continued to be a columnist there until the publication was discontinued in 2012. In 1993 he was elected President and served two terms until 1995 in this office. Wilkes carried out amendments to the statutes and promoted the positioning of the BDU as a professional and business association. During his time, the BDU opened up to both political and social discussion and strengthened its positions through public appearances at congresses, in panel discussions, TV and radio. On October 1998, 9, Wilkes was made the first honorary president of the BDU for life. All texts by Malte W. Wilkes.
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