US /ræˈpɔr, -ˈpor, rə-/
・UK /ræ'pɔ:(r)/
A high-stakes meeting, depending on personal rapport, where the man Mr.
MEETING, DEPENDING ON PERSONAL RAPPORT, WHERE THE MAN MR. TRUMP
The other thing, it's going to help you have better relationships, build rapport, understand what's going on with the other person because we always want to see things from our lens but when you can connect with people, they reveal themselves to you.
The other thing, it's going to help you have better relationships, build rapport, understand what's going on with the other person, because we always want to see things from our lens.
So using someone's name in a conversation immediately creates familiarity and rapport.
So using someone's name in a conversation immediately creates familiarity and rapport.
Like, it's not actually about the weather, it's just about connecting with someone and building an initial rapport.
Like, it's not actually about the weather, it's just about connecting with someone and building an initial rapport.
You want to be sharing information about yourself as much as possible so that you can build rapport, build a connection.
rapport.
Because, and also by that time too, we had a rapport around the office.
Because—and also by that time, too, we had a rapport around the office.
Like, develop some sort of rapport, and then you'll get much better images in the long run.
Develop some sort of rapport, and then you'll get much better images in the long run.
Learning and using these four topics will allow you to build large amounts of rapport with just about anyone,
to build large amounts of rapport with just about anyone
I was drawn to teaching because I've always loved working with young people and I have a great rapport with them.
and I have a great rapport with them.
You'll have better rapport.
When we're having conversations with people, we can also build rapport, which is a word for connection and friendliness.