This essay focuses on Coherent relationships among sentences . Purchase a product or service, or take a course of action. Oral and write persuasive skills are valued in the workplace.

Coherent relationships among sentences

This essay can be on any topic.  The essay needs to be at least three (3) pages long, double-spaced.

The Argumentation-Persuasion essay needs to demonstrate your ability to organize writing into a unify structure, which must include:

An introductory paragraph, with the thesis statement within it  3-4 body paragraphs, each reflecting one topic sentence of your outline.  A concluding paragraph  Details which support the thesis and topic sentences . Coherent relationships among sentences (ideas) . Conciseness and correct word choice, spelling and grammar . Smooth writing flow  Correct grammar and usage .Please note that your essay topic should be base on something that you are familiar with, have experience in. And develop from your own perspective.

Persuasion is convincing others to change their point of view, agree to a commitment. Purchase a product or service, or take a course of action. Oral and written persuasive skills are value in the workplace.

Sales is the most obvious form of persuasion, but this skill is use in many other positions as well.

Managers persuade employees to do unpleasant but necessary tasks. Lawyers argue before juries, IT firms convince clients to invest in better networking equipment. And department heads put together presentations to convince their superiors to increase their budgets.

Persuasion is an innate personality trait in some, but it’s also a skill that can be learn and improve.

Use the following steps to hone your persuasion skills in the workplace.

 Requirements before presenting a product solution. Here are a few more examples of various audiences:

To be persuasive, your audience needs to feel you have their best interests in mind. That takes trust, and trust takes time to build. To build rapport, ask questions, and actively listen to the answers.

Ask about family and outside interests, and share who you are as well.

• Ask a customer how their child is faring in college.
• Compliment an employee on the successful completion of a task.
• Take a client out for coffee with no specific agenda in mind.
• Serve breakfast to volunteers for a community service project.

Submission words

Firsly

Secondly

Thirdly

Further

Further

Lastly

Least

Finally