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Tips on the use of words to share information with other people, including both spoken and written communication. It is about the words that you choose, how you write, how they are heard, and interpreted.

Practical Tips to Appear Smart in a Meeting

This is a practical guide for you to look intelligent and confident during a meeting without all the 'pretending' tips.

Verbal communication

How to Introduce Yourself Professionally and Confidently (Guide for Leadership Roles)

In this complete guide, you'll know what you should include in your self-introduction to set a good first impression as a leader.

Nonverbal Communication

How to Introduce Yourself On First Day of Work

In this guide, we'll show you step-by-step how to introduce yourself to your new co-workers on the first day of work for different scenarios.

Nonverbal Communication

The Definitive Guide in Communication Skills for a Leader (2021)

What should leaders do with their eye contact, expressions, and hand gestures when they speak, listen, and give feedback? How would a leader talk to be perceived as a competent and confident person? In this guide, we will tell you all the secrets you need to know.

Job Interview

How to Answer That 'Tell Me About Yourself' Question

Essential guide to how to introduce and tell the interviewers about yourself in a job interview. You just have to choose which structure is the best for you according to your level of experience.

Verbal communication

Quick tips on how to write a motivating speech like President John F. Kennedy

If you want to motivate and inspire your team or your company to achieve a mission, how should you say? What should you include in your speech? This is what we can learn from President John F. Kennedy's speech "We Choose to Go to the Moon".

Verbal communication

Quick tips on writing a simple but powerful script like Steve Jobs'

Apple's products are known for their simple and sleek design, the same principle applies to Steve Jobs' speech too. During his commencement address at the Stanford University in 2005, he gave what is considered one of the greatest speeches of the world today. It is not only because of the

Nonverbal Communication

AI Analysis on Megan Pozzi's Speaking Performance

This is Megan Pozzi, who was the winner of Queensland University of Technology's 2013 The Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition and the people's choice winner. We conducted an analysis using Rehearso's AI on her performance and here is the summary of what we got: The AI says that her pitch

Verbal communication

How to Open a Speech Powerfully (step-by-step with examples)

We all know a speech, or any article, is a composition of an introduction, body (points), and conclusion. How— you may ask, to write a powerful introduction? Ideally, an introduction should be around 10-15% of your speech duration. For example, you only have 5 minutes, so your introduction should not

Verbal communication

Types of Speeches You Need to Know Before Writing a Script

Why do you speak? What is your objective? Are you seeking to inform, to persuade, or to entertain? These are the questions you need first to ask yourself before you write a script. Generally, there are three main types of speeches: informative, persuasive, and entertaining, with each has a different

Verbal communication

Quick Tips on Writing an Inspiring Speech like Martin Luther King's

𝙎𝙝𝙤𝙧𝙩 𝘼𝙣𝙨𝙬𝙚𝙧: It is because of the repetitive use of inspiring and action-prompting phrases in his speech. This helps the audience to imagine the wonderful world they will be a part of if something has been done or achieved. This is a trick that the former President of U.S. Barack Obama