How to avoid the question and answer mode, and what should you do if you want to avoid a question an

Avoid answering all questions, I suggest you look through the Q&A books of foreign journalists.

In particular, sports, entertainment, celebrity interviews, documentaries, politics, and economics don't have to.

Those are basically only allowed to ask one question and answer one question.

The communication skills are very fruitful.

The key to avoiding one-on-one questions is to choose open-ended questions.

I don't have a very good grasp either.

Here's a quick example.

For example, do you like **?

That's a bad question.

Because the answer to allow the other party is only two likes or dislikes.

To put it another way, what types do you like** Why do you have a collection at home?

They'll be happy to tell you about a band, and if they're lucky, they do have a collection.

I'll also tell you how difficult it was to get this ** (or something like that) at the time.

How long has it been in line, and even you have become a fan of this band.

Of course, it doesn't work every time, but it's much better than the previous death problem.

Also, think about what you're going to say, what to start with, and what to ask before you talk.

It's going to be very rigid, give yourself some space, say what you can say, and say what you can't say.

But don't think about it, because you're not making a report, after all.

You have to take something natural, active, even incoherent rather than rehearsed.

Something that has been carefully polished over every word comes out.

Let go of yourself The rules of communication are not so easy to grasp.

I've made up my mind, but a lot of times I can't do it well, and that's normal.

Don't take life so seriously with your heart.

It's not about thinking, it's about feeling.

Watch and listen to your friends more, learn and observe.

Find a topic that everyone likes and try to talk about.

Reality is to constantly break through your own .........

Participate in social activities, learn your strengths, and cultivate and cultivate a common language. It's easier to get along with when you're funny and humorous.

Find something to do, enrich yourself, and slowly talk to everyone!

This is not a serious problem, do you have any particularly talkative friends around you, understand more, this needs to be exercised, there is no problem, bravely face some, and you will always grow.

Introverts are very scheming, and they still want to talk about these things, and they are still asked and answered by you.

By systematically elaborating your own questions, you can avoid a question-and-answer dialogue.

You should try to choose some topics, so that people are more willing to take the initiative to express their opinions.

Don't face the problem directly, you can use humor, and you can take the initiative to break out of this mode and communicate some personal hobbies.

Both people should ask each other more questions, so that the fight will be more natural and not too rigid.