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AD-HD and Work - To Disclose Or Not, That is the Question
I was at a meeting recently where the discussion turned to whether or not people with AD/HD should disclose to their colleagues and/or boss that they have AD/HD. I came away thinking that, well, it depends. Sorry, but this is a tricky area without any easy answers.
Marla Cummins
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Adjust Your Own English Communication to Meet Other Language Levels
The language you speak in the workplace is important. How you use your language to communicate with others is also important. Read on a lean about adjusting your English communication to meet the language levels of others.
Cindy King
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Push-Pull Communication is Key in Business
Large companies are all challenged with finding unique ways to communicate with employees. Newsletters, videos and podcasts are all popular tools for corporate communications, but even if a company is using the most up-to-date user friendly tools how do they know they are sending the right message? People inherently want information, especially information that is going to affect their job.
Josh Wagner
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The Three V's Of Communication Plus One
Making sure the message is received in any communication is vital. To insure the message is received, use of the three V's of communication (visual, verbal, vocal) is emphasized along with the Value of the message to audience.
Shirley Lee
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Technical Managers - How to Overcome the #1 Communications Barrier That Always Gets You in Trouble!
There is one communications barrier, above others, that has the most significant negative effective on any interaction in an organization. This barrier, if present, creates tension, distrust, and lack of rapport. This article describes the barrier and then discusses ways to overcome it.
Frank Swiatek
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Personal Anecdotes That Add to Your Message - Telling the Stories of Your Life
Have you had an interesting experiences, or funny ones, or dramatic ones? Or, have you had a lot of learning experiences? Hey, you lived them--you should share them! Use your life experiences to enhance your supervision, coaching, parenting or speaking--but do it in a way that gets results, not glazed eyes from your listeners! You do not have to be a gifted story teller--just truthful and effective.
Tina Rowe
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Why Do People Schedule an Appointment and Cancel the Same Day?
Why do we assume the worst when someone cancels an appointment. Maybe they have a very good reason.
Erika Oliver
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Could This Be How a Person Feels in a "Stuck Culture?"
Article describes how an ugly culture feels to the employee and the leader. And clarifies critical leadership gap.
Mike Krutza
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The Joy of Blathering
Is blathering a good or a bad thing? Are you guilty of blathering for the sake of fitting into a conversation? Is blathering so ingrained into the day-to-day conversation of your organization or group that it is no longer blathering, but a new language? Are you no longer sure, if you are communicating or blathering? If your blathering is understood, isn't that still communication? One thing I know for sure, I am guilty of an occasional bought of blathering. I am not going to...
Karen Senteio
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Effective Office Communication - Managing Conflict
Managing conflict is important in any situation. Not letting conflict get out of hand can save you from hurting someone or getting hurt. Here are some managing conflict suggestions.
Aseriah Jordan
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