Answering Challenging Questions on Your Feet (30 min recorded lesson)

Tips for answering challenging questions confidently on your feet, 30-minute recorded lesson

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When at work, questions are continuously being tossed out to us. At times,

We don’t know the answer and feel like we should.
We can’t answer the question.
We don’t have a good answer.
We know the question will cause conflict if we choose to answer it.

Anticipating questions can create anxiety, stress, and loss of productivity. There is a way to prepare for these questions so you feel more confident through giving information to others. In this 30-minute lesson, we focus on real-world skills and give you the tools so you can be on top of your game when these challenging questions arise at work.

Join Robin Golinski, Executive Communication Coach for an entertaining and informative, free 30-minute recorded session.

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