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Job interviews: listen to understand, not to reply
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Marco distinguishes listening to understand from waiting for one’s turn to reply. Recalling interviews in which the other person seems to prepare only the next response, he suggests pausing to understand the other person’s goals, results and priorities. In his view this makes the conversation more effective; the example remains his personal observation.
Key points
- Mentally preparing a response can prevent attentive listening.
- Understanding the other person’s goals and priorities provides more material for the conversation.
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