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  • Six Tips for More Effective Business Communication - The Internet has made it both easier and more difficult for people to communicate. It is now easier than ever to send written correspondence; all it takes is the click of a button.
  • Presentation Skill Training - 10 Tips for Giving Powerful, Professional Presentations - In spite of the popularity of cross training, most people as a rule aren’t asked to do something totally out of their field.
  • Work as a Place of Power - Each day the world is at work. Work is a means of survival. Your income pays for food, shelter, and other necessities. Work is also a place of power where you have a wealth of opportunities to increase your self-knowledge and self-esteem. At work, you can grow by embracing the lessons about power that are available to you. I am a personal and professional coach. In my work with clients, I see them constantly presented with situations and interactions in the workplace that involve power. One may have a boss who underestimates their abilities and frequently belittles them. Another may find they are frequently out of step, as if everyone else is playing a different game. Another may find work running their life.
  • Take Responsibility for Your Own Communication and Take Back Your Power - If you want to stop feeling powerless at work, here's a good way to start: take responsibility for your own communication. What does that have to do with power? A lot, because many people handle their half of communication exchanges in a way that erodes their power. Here are some examples of how you can reclaim your power through more responsible communication. E-mail Who's in charge here: you or the technology?
  • In Communicating At Work: Keep It Simple - Whether we're talking about sales conversations, meetings, e-mails or other written messages, presentations or reports, when it comes to communicating at work, keep it simple. One of the most common complaints in today's workplace is lack of communication. This problem arises in many ways: poor meeting skills resulting in frustration and annoyance;
  • Workplace Communication and Management - Does your company or organization have good, or at least adequate, workplace communication? Do you get the information you need, and do managers get information from you the way they should? In this article we'll take a look at management's responsibility for setting up and maintaining workplace communication. The British Broadcasting Commission showed a unique business documentary a few years ago, called Back to the Floor. If you're not familiar with the series, it featured real-life Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) who leave their comfortable offices and go work on the front lines of their organizations for a week.
  • Tooting Your Own Horn: Shameless Self-Promotion to Get Ahead - You probably grew up like I did, with your mother trying to instill in you a sense of propriety and humility. As kids, we are fearless about shouting out our accomplishments and trying to out-do one another. As we get older, though, we pick up on clues that other people don't like it when we brag about ourselves and we learn to keep our successes hidden. What we don't learn, though, is the right way to get credit for what we do professionally.
  • How to Access the Power of Trust and Respect in the Workplace - People naturally include trust and respect in their list of important values. Yet so often, at all levels, people complain that they are missing. Every human is a sovereign entity and is owned by nobody. Nothing but force can change that. Therefore people will choose to follow only those whom they trust and respect. Trust and Respect are earned by the consistent correct practice of value-based behaviour, including: - Treating all others as if they would wish to be treated. Being the behaviour they seek from others. Listening to what others have to say. Honouring others right to an opinion. Honouring all agreements whether written or spoken. Encouraging and facilitating others to contribute to the shared values vision goal or task. Recognizing and acknowledging others'achievements. Owning up to errors and omissions and rectifying them promptly. Not accepting unacceptable behaviour, yet remaining respectful of the individual.
  • Is This Poor Communication? Yes! - Have I noticed a strange new language pattern creeping into people's speech? Yes. Does it make the message any clearer? No Does it annoy me? Yes, it annoys me a lot!
  • Employee Communication Surveys: Seven Tips For Successful Design and Implementation - Organization Communication Problems? So, your organization is suffering from poor communication practices. John complains that his boss never tells him anything. Sally is expected to come up with sales targets without being briefed on this year's company strategy. Where do you start in improving ineffective communication between people? A good first step in fixing communication problems in any organization is to survey employees. Even if there are no obvious problems, surveys can help get an organization to the next level of performance. What are the benefits you would expect to see in conducting a communication survey and acting on the results?
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