Whether you are a longtime leader sitting in the C-suite or a brand-new worker on the frontline, you want the people with whom you work to trust you—and your ability to do the job. Here’s what you can do to gain others’ trust.
Creativity, teamwork, determination, adaptability, patience, empathic listening and the ability to develop a heart-centered connection with others have catapulted my performance and marketability through the years.
We all use filler words, or vocal disfluencies, in our daily speech. The junk food of the applied linguistics world, they come off as sloppy and faltering. We should try to banish them, especially from our professional speech as much as possible. Right? Well, not necessarily.
January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Excel
Time zone math … Workday calculations … Time math overnight
January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Internet
Press the Windows button and just start typing the name of the file or app you want.
January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Outlook
Quickly clean up your email with these three simple techniques.
January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Excel
There are three ways to get formulas copied down.
Perhaps it’s in the seat pocket in front of your last airline seat. Maybe it was left at a client location, hundreds of miles away. Wherever it is, you have things you need to do.
January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Word
Diagrams, pictures, charts and graphs can clarify your message, support your case and help visual learners to understand the information. Here is how to get them in there, make them look crisp and clear, and get them to stay put.
Check out these clever apps that automate processes that move information.
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