Five Secrets to "Thinking on Your Feet"Written by Ed Sykes
Continued from page 1
* Allows you to take control of question by rephrasing question to a more positive light if needed. * Enables everyone, if in a public setting, to hear question. 4.Focus on One Main Point and Support It The number one reason why we sometimes freeze up when asked to think on our feet is because we have so many ideas running around in our minds. We don’t know which idea to mention. Here’s solution: Go with first idea that comes to mind and say it. By sticking with that one point you can focus on two or three supporting points. You sound more direct and confident when giving your answer. 5.Summarize and Stop (SAS) End your answer with some SAS (Summarize and Stop). Give your answer, summarize, and stop. Don’t apologize and don’t ramble on beyond finish. Try this trick: repeat essence of question. For example, you may be asked, “Why did you stop project?” In your summary you might say, “And that‘s why we decided to start another project.” Then stop.Give your answer, let them know end is near by saying: “In summary…” “In conclusion…” Then simply stop. Remember SAS. Apply these techniques so that you can become a master at “thinking on your feet” and give great answers. You can practice these skills by joining Toastmasters. In their meetings they have an exercise called “table topics,” in which you can practice this skill in a supportive environment
Ed Sykes is a professional speaker, author, and success coach in the areas of leadership, motivation, stress management, customer service, and team building. You can e-mail him at mailto:esykes@thesykesgrp.com, or call him at (757) 427-7032. Go to his web site, http://www.thesykesgrp.com, and signup for the newsletter, OnPoint, and receive the free ebook, "Empowerment and Stress Secrets for the Busy Professional."
| | Billing Woes For TelcosWritten by Arun Tibrewal
Continued from page 1
In such a scenario, Swastik Infotech Pte Ltd. has launched one of most revolutionary telecom billing system in marketplace. Christened as e-Biller, this system promises to put an end to all discrepancies that arise out of traditional billing systems. The biggest breakthrough of e-Biller over other such systems is ease that it offers to companies to plug in new services without any hassles. This innovative billing system has been designed keeping in mind present needs and future requirements of telecom companies. It is scalable and can be easily configured to suit changing requirements. It is also easily compatible with latest technologies like ASP.Net (Active server pages) and works efficiently in Dot Net platform. e-Biller is a robust system that has been rigorously tested for any sort of inconsistencies. It also comes from stables of Swastik Infotech, a company having an enviable track record in marketplace.
Arun Tibrewal is an online marketing specialist since 1998 and managing www.siplnet.com E-Biller is a robust system that has been rigorously tested for any sort of inconsistencies from the stables of Swastik Infotech, having an enviable track record in the marketplace. You can reprint this article as long as you keep resourcebox intact with the links. http://www.e-biller.com (Next Generation Billing Software) http://www.siplnet.com
|
