(S) vs. (N) – Beyond Introversion and Extroversion
If you know the Meyers Briggs personality test, you may know all four of your temperament indicators. But how does the (S) vs. (N) breakdown affect you?
Communications
Virtues of Government Service – Number 5: Your Voice
Words can be a weapon or a wellspring of creative beauty. Here are several tips to best use your voice and improve communications.
Preparing for Presentations: It’s Not Just Talk
Powerpoint is a trusted source for sharing information. But there’s also the dreaded “death by powerpoint.” Here are 3 ways to improve your presentations.
How to Create an Editorial Style Guide for Your Agency
If you want your constituents to understand and trust what your organization tells them—you need an editorial style guide.
5 Steps to Transform the Way You Communicate With Your Colleagues
How can we become better communicators, specifically when it comes to dealing with difficult coworkers?
How to Use Email to Maximize Your Workplace Success
Stressed out about that overcrowded inbox? Organizing and responding promptly is key to professional success. Here’s how you can better manage your email.
The Possibility of Staying Positive at Work
Staying positive at work can feel like an impossible task some days. These tips will help you maintain your own positive attitude at work.
Moving Beyond Discouragement to Process Negative Feedback
Negative feedback is hard to swallow when you’re fighting for an idea, but sometimes taking a moment to be introspective is more helpful in the long run.
Are you a Laurel or a Yanny? Bridging the Communication Gap
Did you hear “Laurel” or “Yanny?” Science was a clear explanation for the different interpretations of the sound. But communication in is a little trickier.
Tips for Using Words of Appreciation at Work Effectively
We have found that following a few simple tips can make the use of words more effective in showing appreciation and encouragement to colleagues (and help you avoid some common errors, as well).