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Last week, I had the privilege of attending the "Master of Ceremony and Protocol Training" led by the talented MC Rulli Suprayugo, organized by the Dinas Komunikasi dan Informatika Kota Malang. The event took place at the Grand Mercure Hotel Malang on Thursday, May 16, 2024. One of the key takeaways was the importance of confidence in public speaking, regardless of whether you are an introvert or extrovert. Once on stage, it’s like a switch flips, and you can feel an instant boost in confidence. Kak Rulli suggested that instead of practicing in front of a mirror, it's more effective to record videos on social media, as this helps improve both speaking skills and language proficiency. He also emphasized the importance of always presenting yourself professionally, whether you’re addressing a small neighborhood meeting or a large provincial event. Setting high professional standards ensures a positive perception. Preparation is crucial, so understanding the event details and knowing the guest list are key. Capturing the audience’s attention involves mastering voice techniques, and using diaphragmatic breathing ensures your voice projects well. Kak Rulli demonstrated that you can check if you're using the correct technique by feeling vibrations in your back. I hope the knowledge I have gained will be useful in enhancing my skills as a master of ceremonies and protocol officer, and that I can apply it in various professional opportunities in the future. With this new knowledge, I am confident that I can contribute more effectively to every event I host. Effective coordination with relevant parties is essential for smooth event execution. Huge thanks to MC Rulli Suprayugo and the Dinas Komunikasi dan Informatika Kota Malang for this invaluable training session!#PublicSpeaking #ProfessionalDevelopment #EventManagement #MasterOfCeremony #ProtocolTraining #CareerGrowth #CommunicationSkills #VoiceTechniques

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I know we are capable of so much more. I consider Selangor’s various programs and initiatives our own ‘holy scripture’, giving us the guidelines to pave the way for us to set examples for not just the other states of Malaysia, but also regionally, and why not worldwide? For that to become reality, I want to uplift Selangorians and bring about a change in mindset that will get us capable of competing at an international level. - Mehttps://lnkd.in/gcwStU4n

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Have an idea to improve the Kallang River area? Kayak first, then give feedback: Such experiential sessions by URA are part of a broader shift in the citizen engagement landscape. https://lnkd.in/gj2tmaej

Check out the work that our partner, World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia, is doing! The Landscape Monitoring Initiative is piloting an innovative multi-stakeholder approach to monitor and conserve Indonesia’s forests. Find out more about our support for the programme here: https://lnkd.in/dnVeHyxX #InternationalDayofForests #ForestMonitoring #ForestConservation #ClimateChangeAction #Indonesia

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1. Perancangan dan pelaksanaan projek (Pemarkahan Rujuk Rubrik)a) Pemilihan dan jenis aktivitib) Perbincangan Kertas Kerjac) Latar belakang & Objektifd) Hasil Pembelajaran & Kemahiran Insaniahe) Jawatankuasa & Justifikasif) Tentatif Programg) Peruntukan & Perbelanjaan 2.Introduction to ‘ Language For Fun’ a) How to identify your lecturer and friends based on their cultureb) How to talk to friend during a several situation?c) How do you want to get closer to your friends?d) Task: Prepare a simple dialog with your friend about (1) one page-During the second week of CoQ, I had the opportunity to enhance my communication skills and take on responsibility by being selected as a committee member. This role helped me learn how to communicate appropriately and modestly with others, further developing my social skills.

Our workshop in Cheras Kuala Lumpur

Happy World Cat Day!🐱 🐾 Today, I want to share the joy captured by my dear friend and an idealistic journalist in the Humanitarian desk at Media Indonesia— Putri Rosmalia Octaviyani. Usually, when Putri or other journalist friends reach out to me, our conversations revolve around important issues like climate change, energy, or WASH in Indonesia. I thought this time would be no different.However, what happened was something more personal and close to my heart. Putri called, not to ask about sources or my insights, but to interview me about my passion for rescuing and caring for stray cats. Yes, it turns out that my simple story of caring for street cats could become an inspiration in her article.😁 We ended up having a heartfelt conversation, not just a formal interview. As fellow cat lovers, our conversation flowed naturally. Thank you so much, Putri, for the beautiful story that is now immortalized in this article. 🤗 Happy World Cat Day! 🐾Here the link her articles in Bahasa Indonesia:

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How long should opening remarks (kata sambutan) be?2-3 minutes is ideal. And the audience will love you for this.5 minutes is fine if the event is big and you have more to say.7 minutes is too long. Unless you really, really have to say it all, you'd better trim it.10 minutes? Oh, please don't. The audience will start to hate to for this.And you know what?I once attended an event where the person giving the opening remarks innocently talked on and on and on.And he stopped after... 30 minutes! You know how the audience felt at that moment.So, if you're a leader in your organization and often give opening remarks, make your they are short and concise.---📌Panik karena harus presentasi dalam bahasa Inggris minggu depan?Hubungi: DMUntuk presentasi bahasa Indonesia,Hubungi: DMUntuk training korporasi, baik bahasa Inggris atau bahasa Indonesia,Hubungi: DM

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Effective communication is the backbone of any successful organization.But sometimes, barriers get in the way and create misunderstandings and slow us down.Understanding and addressing these barriers is crucial to boost how we work together and reach our goals.---Let me share with you my personal experience with a language barrier.When I started my hospitality career in Bali, our hotel held a traditional ceremony. After the ceremony concluded, we had lunch together in the backyard of our hotel temple.One of my colleagues said to me, "Pak, after lunch, it is good for us to have fruit for dessert. We have prepared 'gedang' for all of us."In my mother tongue, Javanese, "gedang" means banana. My fruit of choice.Interested in his offer, I was looking for the banana as he said. I did not find it. No banana was on the table; instead, they had sliced papaya.I called my colleague who offered me the "gedang," the banana."Where's the banana? I could not find it," I protested to him."We did not serve banana from the beginning; we served 'gedang', or papaya in Indonesian language."Only then did I realize that we used exactly the same word for two completely different things.In Balinese, "gedang" means papaya, while in Javanese, it means banana.Luckily, this case involved fruit/dessert, not something more serious.---Check out the infographic below to see the different types of communication barriers in organizations and their impact.👉 Which barriers did you experience?👇 Share your thoughts in the comments!#Communication #BarriersOfCommunication #CommunicationSkills

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The vocational landscape is one of the most underrated sectors in Indonesia, and yet the majority of our workforce is dependent on vocational education for career-critical skills. It's time to give the sector the attention it truly deserves. #dayalima #vocational #study

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