Idioms add colour to your written and verbal communications.
An idiom is a phrase or expression that has two meanings: the literal and the figurative or symbolic. Here are some common idioms.
An idiom is a phrase or expression that has two meanings: the literal and the figurative or symbolic. Here are some common idioms.
Manners have been described as the glue that holds society together and also as the oil that makes the engine of life run more smoothly and efficiently.
The secret to deal with the difficulties faced by women and other under-represented individuals in reaching the top management positions.
Go on, have a laugh! We spend many hours promoting the use of clear, concise communications in the workplace.
For as long as people compete for power, prestige, position and money, workplace politics is on. Play the game and crush company politics.
To run a department or a business effectively, a motivator needs the positive influence and useful feedback to motivating others.
Do you want to be more successful? Building a worthwhile career, or a business, requires a higher than usual measure of curiosity.
Storytelling in business leadership, when people hear stories, their brain chemistry changes and they feel connected to the storyteller.
We all need to feel valued. The intrinsic needs that come from enjoying your work and knowing your work achievements are appreciated.
A book about innovation. Practical advices on how to get management to appreciate the value of ideas in the pursuit of customer satisfaction.