Perform and apply due diligence when preparing a learning curriculum. The benefits build value for the clients, the participants, and to you too.
Perform and apply due diligence when preparing a learning curriculum. The benefits build value for the clients, the participants, and to you too.
Written by Guest Blogger Ramona da Gama. What now for the Business Community after The Great Lockdown! The last 3 months has been devastating for most businesses, a situation no one could have planned for. The emotions being experienced by this community are confusion, fear, sadness, anger, anxiety, exhaustion, loneliness and failure. In many cases, … Read On >
Communicating Value: The value lies in the benefits that the buyer gets.
Some people may not realize why they buy “things.” Yes, it’s true. They THINK they’re only purchasing a thing, but they’re REALLY buying what the item can do for them.
At Improving Communications, we know that in today’s climate, you are transitioning a significant portion of your workforce to a virtual environment. Working remotely has become reality for so many people, for your employees.
Being able to communicate with people, and engaging in conversation is important in all walks of life. No matter the situation, having a likable, friendly presence will work in your favor. But sometimes, entering an interview, a new social setting, or a business meeting can be overwhelming or uncomfortable. But despite that, you can still … Read On >
Have a meeting coming up with another person or a handful of people? Here are four public speaking tips to bring to the table.
When managers enter into leadership roles, they want to show strength. A trait that can be overlooked by strong leaders is vulnerability.
Evaluating staff is crucial for setting standards and improving the organization. When a performance evaluation is carried out properly, those involved see justice served when a superstar is recognized, and the underperformer corrected.
Phone interviews can be a great method to get knowledge about a candidate before making a decision to get them in for an interview in person.