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Communicating With Staff

Whether it is communicating your vision, impending changes or delivering a message of praise, how can you be sure your message is clearly understood by your employees?
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Design Employee Communication Strategies That Engage - And Can Be Measured

by Marcia Xenitelis

For your employee communication strategies to engage employees (rather than simply inform) and for those strategies to be measured by business outcomes, you must first ask some basic questions ...

5 Ways Leaders Can Communicate Change

by Marcia Xenitelis

No matter what the issue is, even if it is just business as usual, having a good communicator as a CEO is critical to impact the culture of an organisation in a positive way.

Complaints - The Art Of Listening

by Beryl Shaw

Complaints can be one of our strongest learning tools for success. Your philosophy on communication is what creates either a battle zone, or a strong meeting place. A space that can stand between you and your client, or draw you together. It's largely in your hands.

The Art Of Woo: Selling Your Ideas To The Entire Organisation

by Knowledge@Wharton

Effectively selling ideas - using persuasion rather than force - is one of the most important skills that everyone from CEOs and entrepreneurs, to team leaders and mid-level managers, need to learn if they want to be effective in their organisations.

Imperfect Information Leads To Imperfect Decisions

by Barry Urquhart

Any reluctance to share and disclose the full suite of information which is available, necessary and, indeed, imperative, actually impinges on the ability of service providers to offer that which will provide ultimate customer satisfaction. So, go ahead, give it to them - so that they can and will be able to do their job properly.

The Fifth Key To A Remarkable Workplace - Parables

by Kevin Ryan

The main ‘essential truth' you should take away from this article is that stories are a powerful resource for your business. Effectively used, they can define how your market perceives you, as well as help staff understand your core values.

5 Ways To Measure The Impact On Business Outcomes

by Marcia Xenitelis

This low cost, yet highly effective approach, will ensure that you can measure your employee communication strategies against business outcomes.

Exit Interviews - Too Little Too Late?

by James Adonis

If your spouse was considering breaking up with you, would you want to know the reasons and concerns in advance so that you could sort it out? Or would you be content finding out after the divorce was filed, in the hope that you would get it right the next time? I'm guessing it's the former.

11 Top Tips For Putting Communication To Work

by Beryl Shaw

Communication is never a one way street. During my 20+ years of helping people be more effective in their relationships with others, I've developed some strategies I'd like to pass on.

The Business Case Behind Employee Entry And Exit Surveys

by Insync Surveys

Keeping talented employees is a critical success factor given the current skills shortage. Employers need to devise new approaches to retain younger staff as baby boomers retire. The new generation of workers have high expectations in an employment market that lets them be choosy. It's also important to look at ways of keeping older staff, as the pool of younger resources will not be big enough.

Improve Your Bottom Line - Use Your Voice!

by Veronica Allardice

Some years ago Tom Peters advised business leaders to 'become performing artists'. CEOs and other company leaders hoping to engage, inspire and motive employees and wanting to project a convincing, authentic, distinctive company brand, ignore the power of the voice at their peril.

Asking The Right Questions

by Liz Tahir

Knowing the right questions to ask can have a dramatic effect on our success. Not having good information or not getting the answers we need in doing our jobs can make all the difference in the world.

The Art Of Communicating

by Rebecca Laskary

According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of communication is: "The art of imparting news and information". And it is an art. And as with all arts, it can be learned, and refined and analysed and monitored and measured and, perhaps eventually, perfected.

Employee Surveys

by Graham Haines

Employee surveys, when used properly, are a powerful tool in building a workforce that exhibit engaged and motivated characteristics.

Employee Survey Advantage

Ever heard an employee say, "I don't know why they survey us; they don't do anything with the results..."? This article outlines the "Rule of Twos" that can help keep companies on target by revealing easy to remember rules on how to take appropriate action after a survey.

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