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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Posted by Admin on January 15th, 2010
While this is a quote from Cool Hand Luke (a very old movie!), it is very appropriate for people in today’s business world. Business communication fails to achieve its intended purpose at least 70% of the time! The reasons varyfor example, many people do not listen well. Of course, all communication is two way. A [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Body Language, Business Communication, Business World, Conscientious Effort, Cool Hand Luke, Corporate America, Culture Change, Element, Face To Face Communication, Failure, Giving Feedback, Ideal, Jerk, Language Studies, Many People, Misinterpretation, Quote, Statistics, Voice Tone, World Business No Comments »Corporate Social Responsibility – New Fad or Necessity
Posted by Admin on October 21st, 2009
Organisations of the 21st century can no longer limit themselves to producing and marketing products or services without any concerns for the impact they have on society. If they want to be trusted by their customers, employees and the public at large, they have to be more socially responsible. One key issue of Corporate Social [...]
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