Every great communicator has various tricks up their sleeve. Deb Calvert discusses one such technique – mirroring – as a way to dramatically improve professional communications and relationships. The good news is, this technique is something most, if not, all of us already do to some extent with the people we are closest to in our daily lives. However, to make mirroring work for us in a professional setting, we do need to practice and perfect this skill so it is perceived as authentic by the people around us. As Deb says, to be more effective, we need to be more reflective. Read on to discover tips on how to mirror and different ways to practice this very important communication skill.
Communication Mirroring: To Be More Effective, Be More Reflective
by Deb Calvert
I n the workplace, there are many situations in which it would benefit us to put other people at
