Audiobook Demo: Narration, Personable, Friendly
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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basic training. Ah, person who has trouble being smart with people can be likened. Toe a pet Stay with me here. It's not that bad. Like a puppy being trained. He needs to be quickly and lovingly wrapped on the nose with a newspaper whenever he does something non smart. I mean it when I say quick and lovingly remember, his intentions aren't bad. So in the middle of a meeting, stop and say, Hey, Bob, this is the part of the meeting where you should thank her for what she did, or even Bob. I'm going to tell you this because I know you want to know not because I'm mad at you. I'm kind of bummed out about my family situation, and it would help if you acknowledged it. Or how about this one? The next time you have an issue with my team, you might not want to send an email. And if you do run it by someone who can help you put a nice greeting and closing at the beginning and end. My staff was really annoyed last night, but I explained that you didn't mean it that way. This sounds rudimentary or even juvenile That's okay. It won't be once you establish the real nature of your help your employees need. And if he sincerely is interested in getting better, he'll thank you for it. In fact, it will become a source of humor and bonding for him and the team. After all, his intentions are good. Like a puppy. He'll come toe love you for it, and he'll be glad you didn't have to clean up after him.