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Tips for Giving Bad News i Be well rehearsed. i After you have given the bad news, pause to allow the message to sink in. i Don’t mix bad news and good news. i Be objective - focus on the issue. i Look and sound confident. i Stand still and avoid making big gestures. i Maintain steady eye contact. i Demonstrate empathy – not sympathy. i Be brief. Explain the cause and the decision. i Be clear. Be direct. Don’t use vague metaphors.
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Today, while looking for something else on YouTube , I stumbled across this gem, broadcast about a year ago on News Corporation's Fox News (above). As regular readers will know, I occasionally post interviews that strike me as interesting enough to share with a wider audience.
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