Sentences with phrase «makes everyday communication»

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To break down this new barrier to communication, make face - to - face communications part of everyday life at your office.

In the coming year, the focus will instead lie on more intuitive and powerful portable productivity solutions, tools which facilitate greater virtualization and accessories that make everyday tasks and mobile communications simpler.

«Part of it is recognising that the online is a part of everyday lives, and not seen as some weird thing out there, but make it a part of our everyday conversation... and sit down as a Church and work out where that fits within our overall communication strategy.»

Fusing creativity with research and communication, we seek to inform and empower individuals to take action and to make compassionate choices for animals, everyday.

Eurythmy in the Workplace brings out social skills, it makes communication flow and more gets accomplished in meetings and in everyday work..

«This makes the systems smarter and more resilient in everyday use but also means that extensive damage to one system can cause problems with others - which needs careful planning to avoid critical loss of services, such as communications in flood - hit areas at times when they are especially needed for example.

Moira O'Neill, Head of Personal Finance, Publishing and Communication at Moneywise's parent company, interactive investor, is deeply passionate about making the next generation better equipped to deal with the everyday challenges of managing money.

From obtaining permits, to effective communication, and crowd control, these workshops give the everyday creative citizen the knowledge on how to make their voice heard.

The film is lost, but his published notes stated: «I paint about communication», explaining that in making painting derived from everyday contemporary objects, he sought to establish common ground between the modern spectator and high art.

It can be a handy feature when on the move and the fact that it learns from your everyday phrases and way of communication with different people makes it even cooler.

• Deep knowledge of the restaurant business, with a great ability to provide exceptional first contact customer services • Track record of providing customers with the highest quality of service by ensuring their comfort and accuracy of order • Well - versed in taking accurate orders, relaying them to the kitchen and ensuring timely delivery to patrons • Excellent communication and listening abilities aimed at responding to customers» requests and fulfilling their needs aptly • Adept at making prompt and effective decisions during rush hours targeted at ensuring consistent and high quality services • Exceptionally well - placed multitasking and organizational skills, with a strong ability to respond to several requests at the same time and come up with solutions to everyday problems • Excellent attention to detail and social perception, aimed at being aware of customers» reactions and complaints, with a great ability to handle adverse situations with tact so that they do not affect other customers • Exceptionally service oriented with excellent coordination and communication skills • Able to effectively handle restaurant waiting list during high volume rush hours

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It doesn't have to be everyday if you have other means of communication but even if you don't use it regularly, once in a while would make for a lovely treat.

Making the space to hear how you can find each other again and understand each partner's inner world also means setting reasonable concrete expectations, finding ways to establish routines, individual responsibilities of practical everyday life, activities to maintain emotional connections, self - determination, managing conflict, understanding the barriers to Asperger's communication, build in your own self - soothing and self - care, find ways to turn towards each other and to facilitate creative pathways.