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Technical English — Being Understood at Work

你的英文书面表达没问题,但口语会让你失利。这个方法对在职工程师和分析师有效:写脚本、标记重点、大声朗读五遍、录下第一遍和最后一遍,然后听两个版本。四个固定项目,全部由你录音。

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Technical English — Being Understood at Work

课程概述

你很能干。你能读英文规范文档,你的书面沟通清晰有力,从没人抱怨过。然后你开口讲话,当众讲话,结果很糟糕。你卡壳了。你开始说一句话,却无法完成。你说出工具名称,房间里一片沉默。 这不是语言问题。这是一个穿着语言问题外衣的准备问题。 这个章节讲的是在职业人士身上真正执行过的方法——巴塞罗那的SOC分析师、一名意大利威胁情报分析师、一名俄语系基础设施工程师、一名波兰网络工程师。你要写脚本。不是笔记——脚本,完整句子,五分钟,三个案例。把未解决的事放在前面,给所有内容标记进行中或已完成。去掉行业术语,改用人类语言:"某人的Windows电脑",而不是"端点"。给每个技术陈述加上"那又怎样",因为只说工具名字就停下来这个错误在两个不同的学习者身上独立出现过。在页面上标记重点和停顿。一次性大声朗读五遍或以上。录下第一次尝试和最后一次尝试,按顺序听两个版本,差异是能听出来的——这是唯一真正能说服任何人的反馈。 你要制作和录制四样东西:一次站会、一次班次交接报告(标出可疑的服务账户)、一次对不懂技术的经理的事件简报,以及对你没有预料到的敌对问题的回答。 没有语法课。没有口音训练。你的口音没问题,就这样了。

课程大纲 · 4 个模块

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  1. 01 开口之前
    3 节课程·1h 18m

    笔记在压力下会崩溃。脚本不会。这就是本模块的全部论点,它不是一种文体偏好——这是反复发生在那些因为熟悉材料就即兴表演的人身上的事。你也要热身:在课程之前和真正开始之前,大声朗读五到十分钟。如果这听起来很夸张,录一段你冷的状态,再录一段热身十分钟后的状态,然后停止和录音争论。

  2. 02 顺序和措辞
    3 节课程·1h 32m

    大多数人按事件发生的顺序进行汇报,这样会把房间里真正需要的那一件事埋了。未解决的事项要放首位。然后是正在进行的。最后是已完成的,放在最后且要简短。而"endpoint"这个词会让人离开房间再也回不来。

  3. 03 那又如何
    3 节课程·1h 41m

    你命名了这个工具。你从未说过为什么任何人应该在乎。你在利益相关者面前做出的每个技术陈述都包含三个部分,而你只在传达其中之一。工具、影响、诉求。全部说出来或者都不说。

  4. 04 实时出错时的处理
    3 节课程·2h 8m

    到目前为止的所有内容都假设你能完成你的句子。本模块假设你不能。它以完整的会话结尾——冷读、剧本、五遍通读、最终版、两个播放——这是你之后在自己的时间里一直在做的事,大约每两周一次,持续约四十分钟。

常见问题

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你的英文书面表达没问题,但口语会让你失利。这个方法对在职工程师和分析师有效:写脚本、标记重点、大声朗读五遍、录下第一遍和最后一遍,然后听两个版本。四个固定项目,全部由你录音。
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Technical English — Being Understood at Work 包含 4 个模块和 12 节课程。您可以按自己的速度学习。
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