How to be better at communication?

In today's hyper-connected world, young people have more ways to communicate than ever before. Yet schools, colleges, and employers often raise the same concern: Are communication skills and work ethics changing—or declining? In this episode of Beyond The Classroom, we sit down with Shivansh Ahuja to discuss the realities of communication, professionalism, confidence, discipline, and the challenges faced by Gen Z and Gen Alpha. We explore: ✅ Why students are often confident online but struggle in real-world interactions ✅ The impact of social media on communication habits ✅ What employers expect from young professionals today ✅ Discipline vs motivation in career growth ✅ Common communication mistakes students make ✅ The future of work and the skills that will matter most This isn't a lecture about generations. It's an honest conversation about the changing world, evolving expectations, and the skills that help people succeed both personally and professionally. 🔔 Subscribe for more such conversations Follow Mr Shivansh Ahuja LinkedIn -   / shivanshahuja   About Pulkit Jain Pulkit is an entrepreneur at heart who turned into a marketer from engineer and founded YourDigitalBoat (YDB), a digital marketing agency specialising in institutional marketing. Follow Us on: LinkedIn:   / pulkit-jain14   Instagram:   / beyondtheclassroom01   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Website: https://www.yourdigitalboat.com #podcast #education #ai #beyondtheclassroom #chatgpt #teacher #classroom #future #India #aiineducation About Beyond The Classroom India’s leading education podcast channel for students, parents, and academicians. ————— Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational purposes, and opinions shared by the guest are his/her personal views. We do not intend to defame or harm any person/brand/product/country/profession mentioned in the video. Our goal is to provide information to help the audience make informed choices. The media used in this brochure are solely for informational purposes and belong to their respective owners.