Deutsch im Job _ Beruf – 10 Dinge, die du unbedingt sagen _ beachten solltest (B2_C1)

Do you want to achieve more in your job, get a better position or even get a promotion? Then you not only need good knowledge of the subject, but also the right linguistic skills. In this video, I'm going to show you 10 things you should say and pay attention to in your job in order to make a career and move on. So that you have these tips at hand at all times, in any situation, I have prepared a checklist for you with all the important points from this video. You can get it for €0 now. You can find the link in the video description below. Good luck with this video! Unfortunately, many people don't do this. Why? Because it seems to be time-consuming. Namely, preparing for the conversation, the communication situation. This is also called speaking planning. You plan what you say. And you also think about how your counterpart could react in order to have answers ready in advance. You decide in advance what you want to talk about and what you want to say. Especially which goal you want to achieve with the conversation. And best of all, how you want to behave. It's best to formulate key points and not whole sentences so that you can still act freely when speaking. Otherwise, it would seem as if you had learned a text by heart. And that usually seems very unnatural. Choose the right contact person or the right contact person. Are you really at the right address to present what you have to say? Or should you perhaps prefer to turn to another person because the communication is then more direct? Also choose the right means of communication. Would it be better to call someone instead of writing an e-mail because it's just faster? Or would it be better to have a personal conversation? We have numerous means of communication that we can use nowadays. The telephone, we can communicate by e-mail or in the chat. We can personally, individually, in a four-eyes conversation or communicate in a team and much more. Communicate clearly and clearly. That means, give your partner all the relevant information you need, but not too much. Try to keep it short, as short as possible. Communicate intelligibly, i.e. with an intelligible articulation. That refers to the voice. That refers to your pronunciation. That means, whether you can pronounce individual sounds correctly and you are understood. And also whether your emphasis, your vocabulary, your speaking pace are good and appropriate. Listen actively. That means that you react to what your partner says. It shouldn't just be sentences that you say and that your partner says, but they should relate to each other. In addition, everyone should be allowed to speak. You, as well as your partner. Learn to understand your partner better. Maybe you also know what personality type he is. There are numerous resources on the Internet with which you can find out which personality types exist and which are in your environment. In this way, you can put people in drawers, which is actually not so good. On the other hand, it also helps us to create a better access, a better communication. Try to be empathetic and to put yourself in the situation of your partner. This is sometimes difficult for us because we are simply in our situation. When we try to put ourselves in the situation, we can better understand feelings, thoughts and also what our counterpart says. And also react to it in a more factual way. Avoid reacting in an emotional way. That means too impulsive and immediately. If a situation triggers you, if it really gets to 180, then breathe out deeply and keep your distance from this situation, if possible. In a conversation you could also say, I would like to talk to them about this another time. Or we could come back to this at the end of the conversation. Until then, your thoughts have been sorted and you can react in a more factual way. And last but not least, I have four more rules for you from the non-violent communication, short GFK. Of course, you can also use these rules in the professional context, in professional communication. If you want to express criticism, this is perfect, for example. First, you describe what you have observed. Very neutral. An action, a perception, a situation that you noticed with your counterpart. Then you explain what feeling triggered that in you. Third, you tell your counterpart what your need is, what you would like. For example, more autonomy in the profession, more independence in the projects. Maybe also an increase in salary. But here it is primarily about the feelings that should be fulfilled. And finally, you formulate a request to your counterpart. Here you say what your counterpart can do concretely, what is also realistic. Realistically feasible. Also with the phrase, I wish me. If you implement the tips from this video, you will quickly notice that your conversations in the job become clearer, you feel safer and you seem more professional. This is how you get closer to your career goal step by step. I have put all the important tips from this video together in a checklist, which you can now get for € 0. You can find the link directly below in the video description. And if you want to specifically improve your pronunciation for your job and for your everyday life, feel free to take a look at the video description. There you will find all the information about my courses. You are also welcome to watch my other videos on the topic of German in the job. I wish you a nice day, and always remember, you can speak safely and convincingly in the job. And the world needs you. With all your skills, your talents. Your Samantha.