Daily Tips for Business: Workplace Communication

Six Steps for Healthy Confrontation in Teams

Posted: 02 Mar 2012 04:16 PM PST

Conflict resolution is intellectually simple. The most logical solution would be selected and implemented. However, the human factor of emotion can make solutions extraordinarily difficult. Outside the mythical planet of Vulcan where pure logic reigns supreme, conflict resolution requires openness, humility, and allegiance to team relationships. Here are six steps to enable your team to successfully tackle the task of confrontation.

Clear Communication Key To Small Business Growth

Posted: 02 Mar 2012 01:13 PM PST

Good communication relies on specific direct messages, across many different channels. If you want to grow your small business, clarity and direction are better than misguided flexibility.

How to Deal With Difficult People at Work

Posted: 26 Oct 2010 01:15 PM PDT

Wherever you work, you are likely to meet difficult people. It could be coworkers, bosses or customers with whom you have to deal. Thankfully, depending on who they are and how they behave, you can develop strategies for how to deal with difficult people are work.

How Does Meeting Facilitation Benefit Organizational Decision Making?

Posted: 02 Mar 2012 09:17 AM PST

Everyone has encountered a meeting where more time is spent arguing than investing that time in planning or accomplishing the set agenda goals. Facilitation is a service or internal process used to create a well-organized program where objectives are achieved by means of a productive discussion. The individual serving this function takes on the responsibility of helping contributors to reach a desired goal or complete a set of tasks.

Three Unconventional Ways to Improve Your Business Writing

Posted: 02 Mar 2012 08:29 AM PST

Becoming a better business writer will help you prevent conflict, reduce confusing, foster team work, and ultimately increase the company's profit. You are familiar with standard advice about polishing your writing: have a colleague or friend read your draft, put your draft aside for a day so you can read it more objectively, and hire an editor. This article offers three unconventional ways to sharpen your writing skills, suggestions you probably haven't heard previously.

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