FEATURE
Conversational skills will become yours naturally
The Art of the Surprise
Naoki Inose figures out why this is the age of surprising people
Communications Skills That Make an Impression
Presentations
Give people a light shock when you start your presentation
Capturing the popular feeling
Celebrate by firing up crackers - improve your subordinates’ enthusiasm with a playful spirit
In-company communications
Talk that includes one’s own experiences can turn complaints into motivation
Laughter
Bringing laughter to business with the latest news, hooks and a good narrative
Winning the heart of your sale target
Blond hair and a 15-minute interview will get you through to the other person's core
Tactics
Smoking out appeal of a difficult product with a curveball
Writing Skills to Win People’s Hearts
Letters are the most powerful tool and should always be written in one’s own words
Business cards are a magical tool because you are sure they will be accepted
The ultimate order sheet for at-a-glance understanding of work contents
Presentation Skills That Appeal to Emotions
Playing up the surprise and happy elements with just the right gift
Being ingenious with gifts - make full use of cards and other trimmings
The Training Portion - Learn Good Taste and Skills!
Learning the unexpected rules from a top-level creator
Your sincerity will come through by making the other person a little bit angry
Learning from a PR event expert
Training notes to increase your sensitivity
Looking at it from performance studies
The success theory on words and deeds that defy expectations
Learning from the Experts - The Secret of the Art of the Surprise
The emotional funeral expert
Sense the other person’s feelings and come up with that extra something
The service skills expert
It’s the invisible surprise that makes ultimate service
The expert in marketing to women
Coming straight out with the correct thing that nobody dares to say is the surprise
The fake romance expert
The skillful art of the charismatic bar host who can capture a woman’s heart
Special Interview: Fusao Sekiguchi (Chairman of VSN)
The fuller the content, the better the surprise! Calculate your final goal, and don’t let it just end there and then |