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Originally Posted by Jersey 2.0
I think I should probably take a grammar course or some sort of remedial English course as I try to work my way into a job. I have to be able to type things out professionally (emails and stuff and use proper grammar) Also another issue is that I’m very monotone and I have a strong south Philiy accent so none of my words have proper endings when I talk and people who can hear me talk who don’t know me often think I am speaking with an attitude but that is not the case. I need to figure out how to sound like I am interested when I am on the phone. Someone told me in the past that if I smile when I am talking on the phone that it might help a little with the tone of my voice.
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Rule 1: An interrobang never got anyone a job.
I have the same problem talking on the phone. I pitch my voice a bit higher and try to visualize punctuation to make me sound chirpy. So instead of “oh, hi,” I say “Oh, hi!”