Professionalism - Please, Thank You, and Interjections in a Conversation

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of using 'please' and 'thank you' appropriately in conversations to maintain politeness and confidence. It also highlights the role of interjections and non-verbal cues in showing engagement and effective communication. The tutorial advises against over-talking to avoid negative impressions.

Why is it important to avoid overusing 'please' and 'thank you' in conversations?

• It can make you appear too polite.

• It might make you seem less confident.

• It can confuse the listener.

• It shows you are not interested.

What is the primary purpose of using interjections in a conversation?

• To show disagreement.

• To interrupt the speaker.

• To change the topic.

• To maintain engagement and show interest.

When is the best time to interject during a conversation?

• When the speaker is looking away.

• At the start of the conversation.

• During a pause or slowdown in speech.

• In the middle of a sentence.

How can you signal your desire to speak without interrupting?

• By tapping the table.

• By using facial expressions and body language.

• By raising your voice.

• By looking away.

What should you do if your factual elements differ from the speaker's?

• State them as facts.

• Ignore them.

• Phrase them as questions.

• Argue with the speaker.

What is a key aspect of using body language effectively in communication?

• Avoiding eye contact.

• Subtle movements to show engagement.

• Using exaggerated gestures.

• Standing still.

What is a potential consequence of monopolizing a conversation?

• It can make the listener more engaged.

• It can lead to a deeper understanding.

• It can make the conversation more interesting.

• It can leave a negative impression.