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For your image as a thorough professional, these tips from EEI Communicationsâ âHow to Produce Winning Publications on Time and on Budgetâ are vital when putting the finishing touches on business (and even personal) communication.
October 10, 2019
Categorized in: Speaking
One of the most overlooked tools in clear communication is the paraphraseâsummarizing what youâve just heard so that you confirm you understood what the other person just said. This is such a simple, basic aspect of communicating effectively, but so often people ignore it, and it leads to all kinds of problems down the line.
In discussions of body language, theâhands are often overlooked; more emphasis is frequently given to posture, the face or the position of the shoulders. Joe Navarro discusses the messages that hands can send in an article for Psychology Today.
There are lots of occasions to use stock images, both at work and for personal projects. There are tons of places to hunt, too, so a little expert guidance is helpful.
Proofreading can seem tedious, but it is arguably the most important part of the writing process. Here are a few of the best tricks to keep in mind.
Google has led the way in collaborating on documents and added more features that make it a good choice for sharing the workload on developing documentation. There are three features to help you and your contributors collaborate effectively.
Do you want to save time drafting emails? Most of us do because we spend so much of our day checking and responding to messages. Executive coach Stever Robbins recommends these tips.
If a subject is important enough for you to write a memo, take the time to write it in a way that people will read it through. Deliver effective messages with these actions.
Weâve all seen the hilarious memes about autocorrect gone wrong. So, how can you control this feature in a way that will give you the confidence to use it? Here are some suggestions.
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