Your tone of voice is important in a conversation. A calm and steady and humble voice tone has better chances of eliciting a positive response. Check your tone.
(An aggressive, arrogant or demanding tone will bring negative response.)
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If you are in customer service and facing an angry customer, your slow, humble and agreeing tone can help to calm down the other party.
Try using different tones than what you normally do and see if the response is different from what you usually get.
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The tone of your voice speaks for itself...
The tone of a person's voice speaks for itself...
If you are not getting the response you are expecting in conversation, try altering the tone of your voice. If you sound too rigid or firm or business-like or militant, try softer, gentler or loving tone. This works even if you're dealing with kids or adults.
By subtly altering the tone of your voice, can achieve somethings that you don't get to attain if you maintain a single demanding tone. The reaction you get will surprise you. Try it.
For business communication skills books, visit www.how2talkeffectively.com
If you are not getting the response you are expecting in conversation, try altering the tone of your voice. If you sound too rigid or firm or business-like or militant, try softer, gentler or loving tone. This works even if you're dealing with kids or adults.
By subtly altering the tone of your voice, can achieve somethings that you don't get to attain if you maintain a single demanding tone. The reaction you get will surprise you. Try it.
For business communication skills books, visit www.how2talkeffectively.com
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