How To Improve Your Writing, Part 2: One of the favorite advice in 'How to improve your writing' was to write often. We will also cover what topic to write about in our guide to ...
Writing Skills
1. Sell yourself, and your subject will exert its own appeal: Believe in your own identity and your own opinions. Proceed with confidence, generating it by willpower. Writing is an act of ego, and you...
Writing Skills
What is written communication?
Expressing yourself clearly, briefly, logically, and simply in written form - letters, email, reports, proposals, sales letters, memos etc. It is also writing per...
Communication Skills
1. What is non verbal communication?
Simply, the use of body language to convey meaning. Research says 55 - 65 % of all communication is done non-verbally. Experts also say we use verbal communicat...
Communication Skills
Most of it is common sense stuff: Be prepared (why are you calling, who do you want to speak to, and are you calling at the right time?), be polite/friendly/courteous to whoever picks the phone, estab...
Communication Skills
Don't worry,
1. This is not one of those comforting guides to seek balance in your actions and emotions, not getting involved, observing at the situation from above and get a higher p...
Communication Skills
One guide isn't enough to tell you about interpersonal communication with different culture. There are 200+ nations in the world, so you can guess how much you have to know about the verbal and no...
Communication Skills
1. The best tip about complaining is to complain with a plan, and to a relevant audience. Saying, 'my job sucks' to a co-passenger in the train is effective only when the co-pass...
Communication Skills
You have already done the leg work by being 'brave' and 'generous' enough to acknowledge other people's contributions. Now just make sure,
1. You praise people for rea...
Communication Skills
1. The best advice on how to criticize is perhaps the 'praise sandwich':
Give any criticism, but start and end with a praise. 'Hey, you got a great aim, John Connor. But you sometimes w...