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5/11/2016 2:59:32 PM
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Communication is More Than Call-Outs
Hey everyone,
This is the [b]5th episode of Trials Tips & Tutorials[/b]. It discusses communication in the context of [i]leadership[/i]. Topics covered are how to properly deal with a [u]team mate making a mistake[/u], how to [u]address your team when you're winning[/u], and the [u]things to say when you're down[/u] and trying to make a comeback.
This is [b]NOT [/b]a rehash of other communication videos you've already seen, I can guarantee that. This series I've created hasn't gotten a lot of exposure yet, but those who have watched it have given me flattering feedback. It's worth a watch.
Have a good day folks, and feel free to ask me any questions.
- Duke
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Edited by Val44: 5/12/2016 1:43:52 PMGood job , i do the same for my team , but you need to know when its counterproductive. Like when there are enemies that you know you just cant beat because they are completely destroying you its best to concede and acknowledge to keep the attitude positive. When your 0-4 down because of stupid mistakes or bad luck in key moments then yeah , freaking fight for it and make that comback real. Its really rewarding and its usually the game that dictates the rest of the ticket. You win THAT match and the rest will fall into place. Its usually like that . So when you have a tough match midway through , just know that this is the match no matter if you still have mercy , you lose this match there will probably be another loss at the end of the ticket. Its THIS match that will decide the outcome.
