Business communication fails to achieve its intended purpose at least 70% of the time! The reasons varyfor example, many people do not listen well. A crucial element of crucial change is communicating the message. My client had to communicate the change enough. Statistics illustrate that people need to hear a message between 4 to 21 [...]
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What We Have Here is a Failure to Communicate
Posted by Admin on April 5th, 2010
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Comments OffInternal Communication – at the Heart of Every Business
Posted by Admin on January 24th, 2010
Internal communication is an effective tool for handling many problems at the workplace. It is also known to decrease absenteeism, alleviate grievances and reduce turnover of employees, thereby improving productivity and profitability of the company.Designing an effective internal communication system depends on various factors, the most important being size of the organization. In a smaller [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Absenteeism, Appraisal Documents, Branch Meetings, Communication Tools, E Mail, Electronic Tools, Grievances, Hr Department, Improving Productivity, Internal Communication Strategy, Internal Communication System, Intranet Training, Mail Website, Memos, Oral Communication, Performance Appraisal, Senior Executives, Slogans, Staff Communication, Team Building Activities 1 Comment »How to Prevent Most Cross Cultural Miscommunication by Examining Your Own English Communication
Posted by Admin on August 14th, 2009
Miscommunication between people happens all the time, especially when one of the parties is using a second language. We often end up hearing miscommunication stories in the form of a joke: “You wouldn’t believe what happened to me…” But we don’t always hear all of the stories, especially we cause the miscommunication with international clients.Native [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Business Bottom Line, Business Language, Communication Style, Communication Styles, Cultural Differences In Communication, Cultural Miscommunication, Different Cultures, Different Styles, E Mail, English Communication, French People, French Translation, International Clients, Italians, Mail Mail, Misunderstandings, Native English Speakers, Second Language, Slang Words, Visible Problems No Comments »