Reads the listener’s body language: A good communicator is able to gauge the listener’s attention, comprehension and interest by ‘reading’ their body language cues like yawning, smiling and nodding or crossing their arms.

Simultaneously employs different modes of communication: A good communicator can speak, listen, ask questions, and use body language at the same time to keep their audience interested and engaged..

Reacts ‘on their feet’: A good communicator knows how to react to the situation during the interaction. They may quickly change their communication style if the listener appears confused or is not paying attention..

Possesses a range of communication skills: these may include being able to write clearly and concisely or the ability to give oral presentations to a diverse audience..

Tailors their message and style: A good communicator selects the wording and style used to convey their message in a way that takes into account the needs of their audience, the context and the purpose.