886. Networking in English 🗣️ (with Rob from The Business English Podcast)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- In this episode I am joined by Rob from The Business English Podcast, and we are talking about networking in English. 🗣️ Networking is when you speak to other people, probably in a professional context, in order to build relationships, expand your social circle and make work contacts that can lead to business opportunities in the future.
Networking is all about socialising, speaking spontaneously, active listening and being aware of cultural factors which can affect everything. Listen to the episode to hear plenty of comments, anecdotes, advice and language tips relating to networking in English in a professional context.
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As a longterm lepster I greatly appreciate your videos because you manage to keep us engaged with your humor. I've almost never watched any videos for too long like this context, but you are the only one I can listen to without getting bored. thanks again :)
Can't agree more! With Luke's sense of humor and his podcast, you'll never feel bored with his videos.
15 years ago, I started my English learning journey with Luke. He was my main motivation. A big thanks to you, Luke ❤
Wow! It seems like you are one of the first Lepsters!
My wife can't believe I can spend more than 1 hour (nearly each day) listening to your podcasts, Luke! ... neither do I to be honest!!
Interesting topic, and I like the way you communicate and that your language is easy to understand. Keep going 🎉
Wonderful teamwork 👏. Thank you both ❤
Hi Luke,
I really did enjoy learning about networking in English with Rob, even though I don't network myself. Listening and watching your videos reminds me with nostalgia of my travels in England. I find that the English are much more tolerant, discreet, respectful and more friendly with shy or reserved people. As a French person, I'm myself shocked by the incessant mockery of people when faced with what is different, and I often feel like an alien ! So I do understand what you feel about it.
Anyway, everyone does his best after all, it'd just be wonderful if people were even just a little bit more open-minded 🙏
Thanks a lot to Rob and you for this great and very interesting video, and take good care.
And now, it's time for me, before writing a book 😅 to say goodbye bye bye bye 😀
Hi Luke, it was a good conversation between Rob and you. It takes so much more than just learning a language to understand people, build relationships, etc. Many aspects were addressed by both of you. Good work and helpful for us. Thank you very much!
This is absolutely one of my favourite topics and it reminds me of a book my fellow English learners and I decided to read together: The Culture Map by Erin Meyer.
It's a very interesting book not only if you work in a global workplace but also if you are interested in knowing more about other cultures especially when it comes to communication, evaluating (direct negative feedback vs indirect negative feedback), disagreeing, perception of time (!) etc.
I liked the expression both of you used "to read the room", something we should aim to whatever context we are in.
Thanks Luke, once again, for such compelling conversations and for letting us know new interesting guests! Networking at its best, isn't it? 😊
Thanks for sharing this, I'm curious about the book you mentioned. It seems to be very interesting.
@@mratre7335 it was interesting to read about different dynamics and situations in cross-cultural workplaces. I found it particularly interesting the part about different ways of giving feedback.
Very advanced english that needs a lot of concentration to understand , but in the end it's language and culture..thanks Luke.❤
I like and practice English everyday teacher ❤️❤️❤️❤️ excellent job 👏👏 thanks ☕️☕️🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Hi Luke, thanks for this episode, which will arguably be one of my favourites. I work with English as a second language and I'm often involved in business meetings where I feel that I could have done much better in conveying my ideas.
Great great topic🎉
"The art of correctly perceiving the context, in order to switch on the right codes, attitudes and words". I'm not precisely good at it... Excellent podcast, a lot to think about.
Great podcast! I've been living in Vietnam for the last 8 years (I came from Russia). There are so many differences in conversational culture.
Thank you Luke for your work.
I’m always the guy who break the ice ,but somehow I feel burdened.Thanks Luke for your amazing work.
Great lecture
Sir,
Now you are very smart and elegance after getting shaved.
I regularly watch your videos for improving my spoken English and your videos are superb.
Thanks Sir.
Hi, are you a Tamilian? I am Maharashtrian! Nice to see you here! 😊 I too am passionate about learning British English! 😊
it doesn't matter how long, your videos keep me get a company, helped me improve my English. I enjoy and greatly appreciate with your work.
I just "discovered" you on youtube and I'd like to say thank you because if I speak some English nowadays it's just because of you. After I came back from Australia (I wasn't speaking English at all) I started to listen to your beautiful podcast and "I saw the light!". It was 2017 and nowadays I'm really good (listening to people around me) at it. Many many many thanks!
Thanks!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic podcast ✨
both of you are amazing.
Thank you so much
🎉🎉🎉❤ Even in 2021 I thought "how great it would be if Luke invites Rob!"... I remember even mentioning the idea in one of the comments! I am so glad this event has happened! Thank you, Like! 🎉 And thank you, Rob! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Thank you for your job ❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent topic. Both of you shared very useful content, even beyond just English learning. I am impressed by the depth of your conversation, like the cultural differences.
Very interesting topic Teacher Luke,and Rob,always learning a lot from this podcast ,thank you,my comments are always same .
Hi podfather
I’ve just listened Part one and two. Funny idea of curling up into a ball or running out of the building screaming. Again an interesting guest and many useful expressions. Knowing the cultural behavior rules is important… not only in business. And I'm happy and relieved I don't have to jump out of the window when I've made a mistake🤓
Interesting topic. I will run to Ron's Chanel to watch the second part of this.
I took an English business course for three weeks in London back in 2015. There were people from many countries so it was interesting knowing about other realities. I became awared of those formality and cultural codes but I also learned that every field has its jargon and that plays an key role in communication too.
always look forward to your ydeo podcast
thanks and best wishes
I came for a minute, but I got stuck here for an hour ;-) Your conversation is fascinating. I listened to it with interest. Thank you both
Luke your podcast always lifts my knowledge without drowsy 😊
Very interesting subject to talk about, different cultures and to respect each other
Good saying Luke, I agree with you hundred percent ( timing 18:45 )
My mentor, Take a lotta love from the core of my heart.
I am happy to find out this useful episode! Thank you!
Friends, don`t you notice Luke has got some sun tan by the end of the podcast, sunny day it was :)
Thank you, Luke and Rob. It's been very interesting to hear about cross cultures and now I'm positive that we should say 'interesting' when we don't like something or somebody in the UK! I could write about my experiences with people from other countries but I'm afraid nobody would read them. We could learn a great deal about diplomacy with teachers like you two. As regards music, Ed Sheeran is my number one solo singer. I like all his songs. Before him, I was fond of Freddie Mercury and then, Robbie Williams. 🎉
Thanks Luke.
Thank you . Luck
Greetings to you from Latvia!
I noticed that English as a second language was mentioned in your conversation. I am learning English as a third language and feel interested in learning it better :) In the last months I have discovered and listened to Luke's youtube recordings with English subtitles. It all started with a walk in Paris, which ended with a ride on a bicycle, which I watched on Luke's recording. I spotted places I had been to myself and was delighted to see them again. I would love to do another walk like that outside, in the streets, squares and parks of Paris.
It was one of the most insightful podcasts, I've subscribed to your lukulele channel!! Luke
Watch in my dinner time. Thanks.
omg I like the time for lunch in France, I'm fro latin america and sometimes in my lunch needs to responds, I would like enjoy only my food in that time
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤good morning that is excellent English, thank you vey much
Thank you
LEP smth that keep me in a good mood during whole single day
Hello Luke ✨
Your pronunciation is better than native French speakers ( Au soleil de la butte = at the sun of the hill 🤭)
35:37 yes you right!
What a pitty. I will not having been in Paris in July. 😢 I'll miss the chance to see Luck. Hope Luck would organise such meeting in the future.
12'. Thanks.
Stay hydrated and energized with LEP.
The relativity theory of A.Einstein explained for beginners... "One hour of a Luke's podcast listening is never as much time as listening one hour of someone else podcast."
Indeed, he is really amazing and smart in delivering the idea. I think the time is passing so quickly with Luke's podcast.
Ooh poor cake went into the bin😂😂 love your lighter humor on piece of cake it's obviously cracking a jock is piece of cake to you..
Networking z kolegami z NASA, z dziewczynami z Marsa telepatyczna jazda
love
I think the main problem when you use spesific form of English is terminology- you must have this spesific education to understand what you are talking about And the main problem there is many spesific words that is difficult to remember on forein language and axerpt that there are a lot of abriviations and that means that you need Net to understand it mostly
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The second part doesn’t have available in youtube?
Yes, it’s on Rob’s channel. Check the link in the description.
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35:37 right!
If anyone is interested in practising English please do let me I am looking for someone to talk to in English to improve my communication skills. Hello Luke I am a big fan of yours I have been listening to your podcast for a long time I just need a little help from you, can you help me with some websites where I can talk to people and improve my communication skills. God bless you!
Yeah
Professor Luck , I tried to remember the name of the English footballer, who looks like you. His name is Harry Kane, that is handsome like you exactly, my darling, and not Morverch.😅
I am from Poland... 😮
And? Do you agree, is there an urgency in Polish working style?
I want to use this chance again and say: NEVER SHAVE YOUR BEARD!!
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We need some campaign Luke Please don't shave your beard
@@sasawemshawemsahw59 I think I’ll do what I like, thanks!
@@LukesEnglishPodcast I'm joking mate, don't take it seriously 😅.
Hey this is my face you’re talking about here 😅😂
Will you organize a new competition in the near future? I am looking forward to participating in the first competition you will organize. If you should reply my question , I will be really happy. Have a nice one ❤😊
Things to do in life: Plant a tree, build a house, have a kid and go at least once to a Luke stand up gig!
You know In my life i used to work with diferent people and there are onlt two ways you can try to metger your enduarence or find another job it dosnt mean that your dont know how to work with people it means that you dont connect with somebody in principale and i saw it many times and feel on my own experience that if you are not comfortable with somebody its never ends good
You look much better without beard: clean and younger. Old matter though.
write your own song... ☺☺
im paul mccartney. You owed me alot. Give me my share
You already got it, that’s the point!
Hi Luke) is your birthday in February?
Nope
Reason I love LEP is how un-woke it is
...songs
Rod is difficult understood...(((
Do not shave again 😂❤
Ppl saying, "Don't shave off your beard!" is just like, "Don't take off your glasses!"
This comment totally irritates me.
Yes it is supposed to be a compliment I suppose but it also implies that you look like sh*t without a beard (or glasses) 😅
I need to say something about your decision not to play the guitar and sing in LEP episodes. Why have you abandoned the possibility of playing in audio versions only? Why are you so rigid in this matter, even if it's a pity for you too? I don't quite understand, again.
I know it's not the most important thing here, it's just additional content only for a part of your listeners who accept it.
But you put it so strong now, without any flexibility. Why?
I think you’ve misunderstood. It’s not in audio versions only, it’s on UA-cam in particular. As I explained, the reason is that when I do a song, UA-cam’s automatic copyright detection system detects it and then demonetises my video (well, technically any advertising revenue goes to the record company who owns the song, and I get nothing). So, I don’t get any ad revenue. So, I have to stop doing songs if I want to receive advertising money from my UA-cam videos.
@@LukesEnglishPodcast OK, I've heard that you were talking about UA-cam and monetizing your work, but it sounded to me like you decided not to play at all. Or maybe on the other channel - but without conviction. Now, I understand that you are looking for a new way, some proper formula to present music related stuff, is that so?
@@mratre7335 No. I was saying that I should not sing songs on my podcast any more because I don’t get paid any advertising revenue when I do that.
As an alternative I said that I might sing songs on my other (music based) channel, because it doesn’t make me any money.
Normally I wouldn’t care about the money, but UA-cam ad revenue is a big part of my income these days.
@@LukesEnglishPodcast The couple of songs which you played recently on the audio versions as well as on UA-cam were kind of an experiment. Now you know that you are losing your income because of that, so you won't be publishing songs on UA-cam LEP channel, but it's still possible in the audio versions and, maybe, on @lukulele - UA-cam?
(I am a direct communicating person and trying to get the message correctly.. 😅)
I’ve realized how much I missed seeing you while bumping into stuff around you 🤘🫠