Key Communication Ideas I’ve Learned So Far

BUSI 2202: BLOG POST #2 By Sanskar Karki Mount Saint Vincent University I have been paying attention to my listening skills and I didn’t know this until recently, but I have been doing it wrong until now. I thought that listening to someone simply meant being quiet when the person was speaking. It is being able to completely focus your attention to the speaker when he or she is speaking. When you do this, you are showing the speaker with your physical gestures that you are completely engaged in the conversation with the speaker. While actively listening to the speaker, you are showing the speaker your interest in the message being conveyed to you by the speaker . Examples of this type of active listening include: making eye contact, nodding, waiting until the speaker has finished before interjecting your own response, and asking the speaker to clarify something they’ve said; all of these demonstrate respect for the speaker and therefore reduce the chance that the speaker will have a m...

BUSI 2202: BLOG POST #1 By Sanskar Karki Mount Saint Vincent University Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management So far in this course, I have learned that communication is more than just speaking, it also involves listening and understanding others. Learning about active listening made me realize how important it is to pay attention, avoid interrupting, and truly understand the message being shared. This has helped me communicate more clearly and respectfully. I also became more aware of non-verbal communication, such as body language, eye contact, and tone of voice. I now understand how these factors can influence how a message is received, especially in professional and customer service settings. Overall, these communication ideas have helped me become more confident and mindful in the way I communicate with others.