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Listening: Listening is the single most important component of communication. Are you a good listener? Check out the articles in this Communication sub-section to rate your listening skills. Take the four minute test to assess your listening level. Several listening tips are also provided for your review. If you are interested in learning more about empathetic listening, we have one article devoted to this subject. And if you are managing staff, you may want to read the article written specifically for managers.

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• Be A Better Listener

  By Karyn J. Wilson - If you know you need to improve your listening skills, try these three excercises. They will help you. (Added: 5-Jun-2007 Hits: 856 )

• Get Him to Spill the Beans

  By Marty Nemko - A very short article about the merits of listening versus knowing what to say to someone who is reluctant to express him self. Read it and find out why just listening can be your best communication tool. (Added: 17-May-2006 Hits: 634 )

• Why doesn't he/she listen?

  By John M. Grohol - Is not listening to your partner an important factor in destroying your relationship? Mr. Grohold thinks so. Discover how the different gender styles of communications can prevent good listening habits. Learn to appreciate these differences and move into more comfortable communication modes with your partner. This article is guaranteed to improve your communication skills and your number one relationship. ^pop (Added: 26-Jul-2004 Hits: 2219 )

• Empathetic Listening

  By NA - Empathic listening integrates an attitude of childlike curiosity with the grace of a world-class ballerina, the compassion of Mother Theresa and the peace of Thich Nhat Hanh. When we listen empathically, we are fully available and present for the other. We have no preconceived notions about what%u2019s going on with them. ^pop (Added: 1-Dec-2003 Hits: 2971 )

• Listening skills for managers

  By Julia Chanteray, Management-Resources - A guide to effective listening techniques for managers. The advice here will help managers work more effectively with their staff and understand more about other people's needs ^pop (Added: 4-Aug-2002 Hits: 2785 )

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