Use of punctuation in communication
Using punctuation gives a certain depth or a certain meaning to what is being said. So when do we use an exclamation mark in written English? It is like, is it? So when someone is not sure, or it is like oh it is…. then we use exclamation mark or a question mark. So you know if there is a question then it we use a question mark.
So now what we are doing is like in spoken English, especially when we talk about public speaking, then you need to add emotion a lot of emotion, to what you are saying. If you will just narrate it in a monotone, actually it will just go flat. Monotone goes flat. So we need to add depth and meaning. Likewise, when you write your speech, always use an exorbitant number of punctuations wherever you can and do not leave it to your memory or even if you are a very good orator and you think you can speak really well like on stage you never know how it will go. You can learn this by joining communication skills classes or a good personality development institute like Star Steps Training Institute, Gwalior.
So, when you want to make sure and be 100% sure about what and how it is going to be delivered and the kind of impact you're looking for, never leave anything to chance. Everything should be in blueprint, black and white, especially when preparing for an interview. You must write down the punctuation and what reaction are you looking for. The reaction that you want. Now whether it's a speech for 10,000 people or whether it is a presentation for 10 people in a certain corporate or a job interview it doesn't really make much of a difference as long as you are very clear in your head what exactly you are looking for. You can attend a 2 weeks career training program from Star Steps Training Institute for in depth interview preparation.
When you use lot of emotion, then you are able to get into the psyche of the audience, suddenly you are not just speaking but people understand better when you use a lot of depth and a lot of meaning to it so if you are speaking something like I'm really happy so it should radiate happiness. If I would say something like I'm really happy, but actually I'm sad and I'm saying I'm really happy but if it doesn't really go with the context of what I'm speaking. The emotion or the expression should also match with what we are speaking.