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Your choice of words matters. Take, for example, “any” versus “some”. The two words have different polarities. “Any” is negatively polarized: it ordinarily occurs in declarative sentences that are negatively framed and usually inappropriate in those that are positively framed.
As COVID-19 restrictions start lifting across the country, many people are facing an unexpected conundrum. In fact, you too might be in a similar situation: your employer wants you to come back to the workplace, but you’re not yet ready
As a leader, your workplace communication needs to be effective. It isn’t enough to communicate well with your employees; it’s just as important to make sure that the message is received clearly. And for that to happen, you need to
My professional colleague, Nathalie Plamondon-Thomas, is a Transformation Expert, an 8 times International Bestselling Author, and the Founder of the THINK Yourself® Academy. I am thrilled that she is guesting on the blog today, sharing her STYLE-L.I.S.T. assessment tool to
Your ultimate career success as a leader is driven by all your working relationships, but the one with your boss is probably the most important? What are you doing to build and maintain a good relationship with your supervisor or manager?
Communicating upwards to management can be a challenge. Four specific tips to get your ideas the credit and attention they deserve. From communication expert Merge Gupta-Sunderji.