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Focus on Communication Styles to Reduce Misunderstanding
Clear communication consistently ranks as a priority for any organization to be successful. We expect clear, concise communications with our fellow workers. Instead, we should expect misunderstanding. It happens all the time.
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What's Your Company Story?
Your company story tells about your company, what you do for whom and why, with something about your people thrown in. It's more than just your vision and mission. It conveys your essence for being. It connects with people on an emotional level.
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Employees Need To Know Where They Fit In
A key communication gap in most professional service firms involves what is called 'line of sight.' That phrase refers to how well an employee understands the entire business process and her connection to that process. This gap becomes evident when cuts have to be made.
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8 Tips on How to Read Body Language
Our bodies communicate what we're feeling loudly and clearly. If you get angry in a conversation, your brain takes a minute or so to figure out how to respond without losing your temper. While your brain is doing its thing, your body is flashing signs that you are fuming. Here are eight tips for reading body language, so you can understand what's not being said.
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How To Engineer Compelling Prose
I once set up a Web page for an IT company where project managers posted updates on key projects, with that information visible to customers. The purpose was to make the company more transparent, with information readily available to the clients. What happened? There was indeed a massive amount of data that was searchable, well-organized and easy to access. There was just one problem.
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