The phrase "assertive to talk" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "assertive in talking" or "assertive when talking"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing someone's communication style, particularly in the context of being confident and direct in conversation.
Example: "She is very assertive in talking about her ideas during meetings, which helps her get her point across effectively."
Alternatives: "confident in speaking" or "direct in conversation".
Take an assertive approach to talking with them and one which shows that you're more interested in understanding than in retaliating or telling them off.
Your discomfort with assertive communication leads you to talk too much after making a strong statement instead of remaining quiet and waiting for input from others.
Non-Aboriginal service providers often referred to Aboriginal people as being ' non-assertive'non-responsiveive' and unwilling to talk about their preferences, needs, problems and issues: "I think it's a very, it's such a challenging group because there's so little feedback from the patients themselves about what they understand" (Rural, non-Aboriginal).
Most non-Aboriginal CSPs described Aboriginal people as 'non-assertive'non-responsiveive', shy to ask questions and reluctant to talk about their illnesses, accompanying problems and reactions to what was happening in their lives.
If they ignore your request and continue to talk, you may need to be more assertive.
Top White House communications adviser Mercedes Schlapp was somewhat less assertive while talking to reporters Monday but insisted that Congress had to come up with more than the $1.6 billion that Democrats have agreed to spend on border security enhancements ― but not a "wall" ― to resolve the problem.
The interviewee becomes more assertive to salvage her interview.
They also must be assertive to be successful.
And be kind... Be assertive and talk to everyone, and have your entire staff do the same.
Five of these items showed some DIF in relation to gender (sexual problems, running away, attacking others, being ill without physical cause and problems with teachers) and three in relation to ethnicity (tantrums, not being assertive, talking about suicide).
