This week’s gem is particularly fascinating as it combined two of my favorite topics: Myers Briggs Type Indicator and Emotional Intelligence. If you implement this tool, you can literally change the outcome of any office situation.
Taking the time to “understand the other person” and listen to “emotions behind words” will not only enhance your communication skills, but build trust with your career and life partners.
In the workplace, your interactions with your colleagues matter. But, ensuring positive and supportive connections between your coworkers can be a tough task. One important aspect of building a healthy and successful partnership is accounting for the different emotions and personality preferences of each person.
You can’t guarantee your video will go viral, but these tips give you a fighting chance.
All communication is marketing, because all communication sends a message. And lack of communication sends a message – just as strong, if not stronger.
If you want your slides to have more oomph and less ho-hum, here a three simple ways to create more fabulous PowerPoint presentations
No one said virtual meetings were going to be easy. But lucky for you, I’ve compiled a list of best practices learned from my successes and failures to keep your meetings from becoming a virtual disaster.
Here are my nominations for four grammar rules I’m glad we can break, and two new developments that make me wonder what civilization is coming to.
Sometimes there is a need to break from routine and innovate how we create effective communications products for the various publics we serve.
Here are seven practical steps for communicating science to non-scientists.