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Have you heard those words before? Do you find that it’s sometimes difficult to make yourself understood? Does talking on the phone create an unpleasant feeling? As a professional, how you speak is extremely important.…
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It’s a New Year, a new YOU! Consider Accent Reduction Training when setting your New Year goals. Even little changes in how you speak can make a BIG difference to your message and, ultimately, your…
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Is your English is good, but you don’t feel confident contributing ideas? AccentRedux Pro can help you overcome communication challenges at work. Do you encounter issues such as: having to repeat yourself not being promoted…
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“How you communicate represents who you are to others and informs what you think about yourself,” So says Cynthia Kane, author of How to Communicate Like a Buddhist. Ineffective and inefficient communication is frustrating for all.…
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In a word, yes. An article in the Journal of Employment Counseling* discusses the impact that accents or dialects have on an individual’s employability. This study, conducted by Holly K. Carlson & Monica A. McHenry,…
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What can I do so others can better understand what I say? Is your goal to reduce or modify your accent so others can better understand you? Here are a few tips that are helpful…
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Better Communications Translates to More Success Accent reduction training provides the tools to better communicate with others. It can open new doors, remove the barriers to career advancement and benefits both employees and employers. The…
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Watch this short video with Fox executive and Accent Reduction client and Herman Lopez. In the video, Mr. Lopez notes… If you want to succeed in business, you need to be a great communicator… It…
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Learn How to Say English Words Clearly Learning English as a second language is difficult, but even more challenging is mastering the pronunciation of words in the English language. Often, words are not said as…
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