My Japanese clients in global organizations are often concerned that they can’t convey what they want to say clearly in English meetings and presentations.
They usually think it’s an English language problem and that they need to study English harder – get their grammar right and expand their vocabulary.
How about you?
Interestingly, I rarely hear non-Japanese business leaders complaining about the English language capability of their Japanese colleagues.
BUT I do hear them say they’re frustrated when their colleagues fail to be concise and get to the point in their communication.
In Episode 166 of the Sasuga! Podcast, you’ll hear
- 2 simple structures to help you speak more clearly and convincingly regardless of your English capability
- What to do if you think your colleague or client won’t like what you’re going to say
- How to make it easy for yourself to start using these structures and sound like an expert speaker
Enjoy!
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The tips that I share in Episode 166 will definitely help you when you use them. At the same time, they’re just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to online presentation skills.
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