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Persuasive Communication
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Persuasive Communication
This course is part of Communicating with Presence Specialization


Instructors: Yago De la Cierva
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Skills you'll gain
- Storytelling
- Influencing
- Deductive Reasoning
- Communication
- Business Communication
- Professional Development
- Driving engagement
- Motivational Skills
- Trustworthiness
- Sales Presentation
- Motion Arguments
- Leadership
- Oral Expression
- Presentations
- Sales Presentations
- Public Speaking
- Emotional Intelligence
- Persuasive Communication
- Drive Engagement
- Verbal Communication Skills
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Reviewed on Mar 27, 2025
Great training course. Concise and accurate approach.
Reviewed on Mar 11, 2026
This class is very information. It gives examples and walks you through each process for communicating and speaking.
Reviewed on Feb 5, 2025
The information was great and straightforward, the exercises could have been a little more in depth.





