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MAKING COMMUNICATION STYLE WORK FOR YOU!

When we talk about communication style we are referring to the expression of ideas. Whatever you have to say, expressing it well will inform and persuade people. Expressing it badly will confuse and could even annoy them.

In this article Richard White, Master Trainer, provides his top five tips on how you can ensure your style will be effective when you speak and write. Read more...

ADD STRUCTURE TO WHAT YOU THINK AND SAY

Ensure your listeners get the message, loud and clear, without confusion with Think on Your Feet®.

WRITE EFFECTIVELY, EFFICIENTLY AND FAST!

Get your reader's attention, ensure your key messages are understood and save time with Writing Dynamics™.

STANDARDISE GRAMMAR ACROSS YOUR ORGANISATION

Grammar on the Rocks™ is our intensive half-day in-house refresher workshop that focuses on the 'must haves' of business grammar.

CLARITY, BREVITY, IMPACT

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COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES

Over the next few weeks we'll be looking at some of the communication challenges you face...

LONG, RAMBLING EMAILS THAT ARE MISUNDERSTOOD

UNPRODUCTIVE MEETINGS WITHOUT A CLEAR PURPOSE

OVERLY COMPLICATED AND CONFUSING INFORMATION

NOT UNDERSTANDING, OR ADAPTING, COMMUNICATION STYLES

INABILITY TO THINK ON YOUR FEET WHEN CAUGHT ON-THE-SPOT

NO FOCUS ON HOW LISTENERS PERCEIVE YOU

THE (UGLY) TRUTH ABOUT WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION

The truth is that most organisations require their people to demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication. In today's workplace, communication is often seen as a 'soft skill'. Communication plays a vital role in you and your organisation's success and productivity. Ignoring it is at best risky and at worst career threatening.

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DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Our range of tangible, easy to use techniques that provide clarity, brevity and impact in all forms of verbal and written communication. More...