Contrary to popular belief, communication is not talking. It's not writing. It's not even listening. Communication is saying what they need to hear in order to understand your message.
In today's world of infinite communication media, you have to be able to articulate your message in a way that resonates with your audience -- whether you're speaking or writing.
Your grammar says something about you as a professional. Like it or not, people judge you, determine whether to trust you, and decide whether to do business with you based on your emails--and even ...
It's Monday. The start of your week. Are you doing the same thing you do every Monday? Your alarm goes off the same time. You hit that snooze the same number of times (zero is a number.) You fix yo...
People in the news are the perfect examples to learn from when it comes to communication (both good examples and poor ones). And the President's recent State of the Union address was no exception....
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