Communication means to speak to a person and being engaged in what you are saying. We use this quality a lot at DRSS mostly through presentations. We learn what a good body language, projection of voice and eye contact. We practice this because it is a good advantage to have when applying for any job and another plus factor is it is a great fear to get over! We use this in daily lives too, whether it’s just a friendly hi to a stranger or it is just helping someone in need. Overall it portrays you as a better person. I communicated the best through a project called 'Refusal Skills' along with the quality collaboration because this was not a project we did by our selfs it was one where we had to talk to our partner get some of the ideas they had and ask for opinions on your own ideas.