
The podcast episode explores the nuanced differences between the verbs "notice" and "realize" in business English, highlighting that noticing precedes realization. It emphasizes that "notice" means to observe, while "realize" means to become aware of something, especially after noticing new information. The hosts use examples to illustrate how noticing details or inconsistencies can lead to a realization, such as noticing a decline in customer satisfaction after a policy change and then realizing the policy's negative impact. A role-play scenario further demonstrates how noticing subtle cues during a client presentation can lead to a realization about client concerns, influencing the need to adjust communication strategies in real-time. The discussion extends to the importance of observing social cues in business interactions.
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