Speaking to upper management without hesitation
I have been in the industry from last 4 years.
First, let me confront. I am unable to speak clearing with upper management. Often I get very nervous while speaking to somebody who is very senior to me. My English is not so good this could be one of the reason. can somebody please help me with this issue. I believe there would be many people were in a similar situation. Please guide me.
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I have been in the industry from last 4 years.
First, let me confront. I am unable to speak clearing with upper management. Often I get very nervous while speaking to somebody who is very senior to me. My English is not so good this could be one of the reason. can somebody please help me with this issue. I believe there would be many people were in a similar situation. Please guide me.
communication
asked 13 mins ago
Stephanie
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I have been in the industry from last 4 years.
First, let me confront. I am unable to speak clearing with upper management. Often I get very nervous while speaking to somebody who is very senior to me. My English is not so good this could be one of the reason. can somebody please help me with this issue. I believe there would be many people were in a similar situation. Please guide me.
communication
asked 13 mins ago
Stephanie
244
I have been in the industry from last 4 years.
First, let me confront. I am unable to speak clearing with upper management. Often I get very nervous while speaking to somebody who is very senior to me. My English is not so good this could be one of the reason. can somebody please help me with this issue. I believe there would be many people were in a similar situation. Please guide me.
communication
communication
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Stephanie
244
asked 13 mins ago
Stephanie
244
asked 13 mins ago
Stephanie
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asked 13 mins ago
Stephanie
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This type of situation is quite common. Sometimes your upbringing, your culture and even your age may block out your ability to communicate even with your peers, let alone the management.
Stay assured that it will pass as you progress through your career and your life. If speaking to upper management is part of your job and is inevitable, ask your immediate manager to help your train your communication skills. If this isn't an option, look for communication courses yourself.
Remember that everyone at the company is a person just like you. Everyone is pulling in the same direction to do their jobs, achieve the goals and help the whole company succeed. If you need to talk to anyone, it's because you also want to help the company succeed. Remember that they want to listen to you as well, for the same reason. So don't be afraid, you are only doing your job.
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This type of situation is quite common. Sometimes your upbringing, your culture and even your age may block out your ability to communicate even with your peers, let alone the management.
Stay assured that it will pass as you progress through your career and your life. If speaking to upper management is part of your job and is inevitable, ask your immediate manager to help your train your communication skills. If this isn't an option, look for communication courses yourself.
Remember that everyone at the company is a person just like you. Everyone is pulling in the same direction to do their jobs, achieve the goals and help the whole company succeed. If you need to talk to anyone, it's because you also want to help the company succeed. Remember that they want to listen to you as well, for the same reason. So don't be afraid, you are only doing your job.
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This type of situation is quite common. Sometimes your upbringing, your culture and even your age may block out your ability to communicate even with your peers, let alone the management.
Stay assured that it will pass as you progress through your career and your life. If speaking to upper management is part of your job and is inevitable, ask your immediate manager to help your train your communication skills. If this isn't an option, look for communication courses yourself.
Remember that everyone at the company is a person just like you. Everyone is pulling in the same direction to do their jobs, achieve the goals and help the whole company succeed. If you need to talk to anyone, it's because you also want to help the company succeed. Remember that they want to listen to you as well, for the same reason. So don't be afraid, you are only doing your job.
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This type of situation is quite common. Sometimes your upbringing, your culture and even your age may block out your ability to communicate even with your peers, let alone the management.
Stay assured that it will pass as you progress through your career and your life. If speaking to upper management is part of your job and is inevitable, ask your immediate manager to help your train your communication skills. If this isn't an option, look for communication courses yourself.
Remember that everyone at the company is a person just like you. Everyone is pulling in the same direction to do their jobs, achieve the goals and help the whole company succeed. If you need to talk to anyone, it's because you also want to help the company succeed. Remember that they want to listen to you as well, for the same reason. So don't be afraid, you are only doing your job.
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This type of situation is quite common. Sometimes your upbringing, your culture and even your age may block out your ability to communicate even with your peers, let alone the management.
Stay assured that it will pass as you progress through your career and your life. If speaking to upper management is part of your job and is inevitable, ask your immediate manager to help your train your communication skills. If this isn't an option, look for communication courses yourself.
Remember that everyone at the company is a person just like you. Everyone is pulling in the same direction to do their jobs, achieve the goals and help the whole company succeed. If you need to talk to anyone, it's because you also want to help the company succeed. Remember that they want to listen to you as well, for the same reason. So don't be afraid, you are only doing your job.
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