Your body language says a lot, even when you don’t realize it. The way you sit, stand and walk communicate things to people, so when you’re networking it’s especially important to take notice of your body language.
It’s necessary to promote yourself as competent and confident in your job, but beware of turning people off with exaggerations. Here’s how to avoid sounding arrogant when you’re trying to sound confident.
You may have written the most poignant blog post ever. You may have a dozen ways to share it with people. However, if the title is only so-so, don’t count on too many people clicking on it.
Many teams are finding themselves saving email for longer correspondences or anything external. For other things, there’s Slack.
Your communications make an impression on others, so why not work to make those impressions positive? Here are some steps to consider when planning your communications.
Write it right, say it right, spell it right.
Buzzwords and jargon have infiltrated nearly every aspect of business, but these words and phrases frequently complicate messages rather than simplify them.
Here are some examples of negative messages your eyes can send and what you can do to improve your messages.
Joe Staples, writing at Martech Advisor, offers some suggestions to alleviate email interruptions for you and your co-workers.
February 2, 2017
Categorized in: Speaking
Ever given someone instructions for completing a task, only to have her do something totally different? Follow these guidelines for more clarity.
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