🦡 Complete The Cause And Effect Transactional Conversation Given Below I consider, that you are mistaken. I can defend the position.

When was the last time you actually interacted with someone? I'm talking about a real conversation, not just an exchange of words. You might not even be aware that you're not truly interacting with people on a regular basis, and losing out on valuable business opportunities. To better clarify, first let's define both transactional and interactional terms. Transactional It's just what it sounds like. It's as if you're going to the ATM, and following the prompts in your conversations. Insert your card now, enter your pin, withdrawal or deposit, checking or savings, how much would you like to withdraw, would you like another transaction, would you like a receipt? It's a flow chart of steps that lead to the same outcome as last time. It offers no connections and no real conversation. It's small talk in it's purest form. "Small talk consists of short exchanges that usually begin with a greeting, move to back-and-forth exchanges on non-controversial topics, such as the weekend, the weather, work, school, etc. and then often conclude with a fixed expression, such as See you later. Such interactions are at times almost formulaic and often do not result in a real conversation." - Professor Jack C. Richards 1 Transactional conversation is just an exchange of words, a back and forth. You speak, then I speak. You speak, then I speak. It's like playing catch. Are you just waiting to catch the conversation when it's your turn so you can throw it back with a lack of mindless effort? If so, your conversation might be transactional only. Interactional Interaction happens when two people are engaged in meaningful dialogue or actively participating in the conversational process. This means that interactional conversations share experiences and thoughts, change topics often, and breaks the rules of transactional exchanges. It includes both listening and responding to the responses being given. As you begin to change the way you speak to those around you, you will notice their feelings towards you change, their responses give greater information, and your successes will be more frequent. So where do you begin? How do you change from your everyday transactions to becoming an interactional master? "It starts with one conversation at a time. Start by really listening to the conversations that you’re having with people." Marty Stanley, Author and Blogger 2 The best way to begin is at the beginning. "..Start at the very beginning, a very good place to start." Excuse me for waxing musical on you, but I couldn't by doing an audit of yourself. Record a conversation you have with someone, whether it be a phone conversation or a conversation with a co-worker. Most smartphones have a "voice notes" or "voice memos" feature built in. Use this to discreetly record a conversation for your own personal use. Analyze the way that you are listening and responding. How did you process the information given? Did you listen and respond to what the other person was saying? Did you asking appropriate and meaningful questions? Were there things you missed because you were trying to get your point across instead of listening to their responses? What could you have done better? Practice practice practice! When I first came across this concept, I decided I wanted to test it out and see what happened. My way of practicing? The grocery clerk and my local supermarket. I knew that day in and day out they participate in meaningless transactional conversations. "Did you find everything ok? Credit or debit? Would you like your receipt with you or in the bag? Blah blah blah routine corporate training routine." So what would happen if I changed up the monotony of their day with a little interaction? You wouldn't believe the results. There was a spark of life that came to their eye, almost as if they were talking to a friend or an actual human being for the first time in months after being all alone in deep space. Grocery Clerk - "Hello. Did you find everything ok?" Me - "Yes I did thank you. How is your shift going?" Grocery Clerk "Oh. Hey. It's been going really slow. I'm off in another hour though." Me "I know the feeling. Luckily that last hour usually flys by! You got this." Grocery Clerk "Yeah! I can't wait to go sit down and relax." Me "Hey you want to hear a joke?" GC "Seriously?" Me "Yep. Be ready. Here it comes. How many people live in South America?" GC "Uhhh I don't know. How many?" Me "About a brazillion." GC "...That was terrible." Me "Right? I'll see myself out." GC "Haha! Hey have a good one man." Me "Thanks. Enjoy your evening." This might not seem like much, but the change in his attitude and facial expressions speak for themselves. He looked up from his barcode scanner and actually made eye contact with me. His shoulders relaxed instead of being all bunched up like the bananas he was mindlessly bagging. His smile was real, the eye roll from my joke was DEFINITELY genuine, and his tone changed to be one that comes only from truly connecting with a human being. This was my first success, and I went on to have many more conversations with endless amounts grocery clerks, both with triumphs and failures, until I became a pro. The things I learned at WalMart at 1130pm on a thursday night cannot be matched. So I urge you to do the same. Start today, and commit yourself to changing from transactional speech, to making real interactional connections, and don't stop even when you get a grocery clerk to roll his eyes at your lame joke. That's how you know you're doing something right. -Jeff Meigs - Marketing and Communications Professional Sources Richards, Jack C. Stanley, Marty.

D Complete the cause and effect transactional conversation given below. Use signal words like because, due to, so, therefore, the reason for, then, etc. a. This conversation between two friends is

Soal memerintahkan untuk melengkapi percakapan tersebut berdasarkan saran dan penawaran yang tersedia. Ini adalah percakapan antara petugas toko dan pelanggan. Untuk menjawab kalimat rumpang, perlu untuk membaca kalimat sebelumnya. Kalimat sebelum kalimat rumpang pertama oleh petugas, "what is the problem with the shirt?" yang berarti "ada masalah apa dengan kaosnya?" Jawaban yang mungkin dijawab oleh pelanggan yaitu, "I found it different with the sample" yang berarti "saya merasa kaos ini berbeda dengan sampelnya." Jadi, jawaban untuk kalimat rumpang pertama adalah "I found it different with the sample." Kalimat rumpang berikutnya bisa diisi dengan kalimat yang mungkin dijawab oleh petugas berdasarkan kalimat sebelumnya yang menjelaskan bahwa pelanggan merasa kaos itu berbeda dengan sampelnya. Jawaban yang mungkin dijawab oleh pelanggan yaitu, "Oh, really? Do you really want a refund or choose a new one to replace?" yang berarti "Oh, benarkah? Apakah Anda benar-benar ingin pengembalian dana atau memilih yang baru untuk diganti?" Jadi, jawaban untuk kalimat rumpang kedua adalah "Oh, really? Do you really want a refund or choose a new one to replace?" Kalimat rumpang berikutnya bisa diisi dengan kalimat yang mungkin dijawab oleh pelanggan berdasarkan kalimat sebelumnya yang menjelaskan bahwa petugas menawarkan pengembalian dana atau diganti kaos yang baru. Jawaban yang mungkin dijawab oleh pelanggan yaitu, "sorry i can't. I think I prefer to get a refund" yang berarti "maaf saya tidak bisa. Saya pikir saya lebih suka mendapatkan pengembalian dana." Jadi, jawaban untuk kalimat rumpang ketiga adalah "sorry i can't. I think I prefer to get a refund." Kalimat rumpang berikutnya bisa diisi dengan kalimat yang mungkin dijawab oleh petugas berdasarkan kalimat sebelumnya yang menjelaskan bahwa pelanggan ingin mendapatkan pengembalian dana Jawaban yang mungkin dijawab oleh petugas yaitu, "okay, sorry for the inconvenient. I'll tell to my supervisor" yang berarti "baiklah, maaf atas ketidaknyamanannya. Saya akan memberitahu atasan saya." Jadi, jawaban untuk kalimat rumpang keempat adalah "okay, sorry for the inconvenience. I'll tell to my supervisor."

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complete the cause and effect transactional conversation given below