• Try to establish common grounds, find things you may share in common.
• Focus on the speaker. Maintain eye contact.
• Try to lean towards the speaker to demonstrate your interest.
• Don’t fold your arms or lean back.
• Give compliments where and when you see fit and appropriate.
• Keep an open mind. Don’t challenge until you have heard it all.
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6 comments:
The best compliment you can give to any one is to listen with concentration. Focusing on the speaker and maintaining eye contact is really crucial.
I don’t agree with some of your tips. If a person is talking trash, you mean I should hear him out. Hey, give me a break.
Am usually shy when I talk with strangers and that affects my personal and business life. I find looking into people’s eyes difficult.
I have got a relative with speech defect and he finds conversation difficult to maintain. What can I do to help him?
Thanks, you added some tips to my bank of interpersonal skills.
I'm not that a good listener, I find this post useful. Thanks.
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