Question

refers to glory bestowed on a famous
person. Here, the listener trusts the speaker
and everything that the speakers says
appears true

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

t's unlikely that you've reached adulthood without someone, somewhere, telling you that you're a poor speaker (you must have been mumbling or unfocused) or a lousy listener (as a student or spouse). In any duel between a speaker and listener, it's always easy to fault the "other guy" when communication breaks down.

Now that you're a small-business owner, you realize it's counterproductive to point fingers, especially because you've listened and therefore know that communication is a learned, not acquired, skill that requires practice. In this spirit, try taking a proactive stance by gathering your staff one afternoon or weekend to reinforce the roles and responsibilities of effective speakers and listeners. Then watch as their fortified skills, coupled with your own, reverberate at your small business