Emails – Writing powerful emails is not as easy as you think
The average executive spends 25% of their working day on emails. So it’s obvious that the first rule of emailing is: Read more here!
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Meetings: Different appointments have different names
Do you have an appointment with others? Know different words used to describe meetings, from a single person to hundreds or even thousands.
Do you stand out in a crowd?
What do you see around you? All these people, heads bowed as they go about their business, hardly looking to the left or the right. Stand out!
How to make a presentation when English is not your first language.
There’s no doubt that English is still the first language for global business. How should you prepare yourself for your next presentation?
Comfort Zone – Why you should enjoy being pushed at work
High achievers in any field will often say that you don’t really make progress until you step outside your comfort zone. What do they mean?
Scared? On the road to success, you must slay the dragon.
It’s what stands between you and creativity and insight. It makes you scared to reach out to someone or to suggest a new idea.
Women in top jobs, what’s the secret shared by 94% of them?
The secret to deal with the difficulties faced by women and other under-represented individuals in reaching the top management positions.
Sometimes it’s good to get a laugh, a little humour is not a bad thing
Go on, have a laugh! We spend many hours promoting the use of clear, concise communications in the workplace.
Workplace politics: how to come out on top
For as long as people compete for power, prestige, position and money, workplace politics is on. Play the game and crush company politics.
The language of the motivators, the secret to motivating others.
To run a department or a business effectively, a motivator needs the positive influence and useful feedback to motivating others.