When planning a training session for your team or a presentation for a larger audience of employees or colleagues, it’s crucial to ensure that the instructional and informational content you create is on target, clear and effective.
In all kinds of business interactions, from presenting a proposal to executive decision makers to collaborating on a project with team members to closing a sale with a customer, persuasion is critical to achieving goals and getting results.
To ensure quality results, whether you’re collaborating on a project, delegating a task, or managing a team, it’s absolutely essential that what you intend to say comes across correctly to your listener.
Being a credible communicator—someone who says what they mean, clearly and consistently—is crucial to gaining people’s trust and cooperation, especially in the workplace.
Every successful organization depends on effective communication—at all levels and with all stakeholders.
From adopting new technologies to adapting to meet increased customer expectations, change is essential to business survival.
Effective project management fundamentals really don’t come naturally. Project management is a specific skill—or more accurately, a specific set of skills.
As a leader, making the right strategic decisions for your business is one of your most important duties.
Most organizations have a limited pool of resources—and that includes people. This hard reality adds to the challenges of effectively managing projects.
To keep projects on track, monitor potential problems, and ensure that the expected results get delivered on time and on budget, project leaders and their teams need to meet often.