• Three Surprising Tips to Improve Your Presentations

  By Lisa Braithwaite - You've heard the advice to get to know your audience, make eye contact, don't say "um," check your equipment, and similar techniques. Here are some lesser-known suggestions that will benefit you and your audience as much as more common advice. ^new (Added: 11-Nov-2008 Hits: 15 )

• How to Talk with People in Desperate Situations

  By Bill Lampton, Ph.D - You spend months, sometimes years, building relationships with your business associates. Yet when life deals them a blow, it can still be hard to know what to say. Rather than saying nothing at all, follow these four guidelines and you'll not only strengthen your relationship, you'll also comfort a friend. ^new (Added: 11-Nov-2008 Hits: 16 )

• Superlative Speakers Tell Spellbinding Stories

  By Bill Lampton, Ph.D - Telling good stories is a great way to get your point across and command your audience's attention. Even when you're giving a presentation in a business meeting, relevant stories will make your presentation more interesting and better remembered by those in attendance. ^new (Added: 11-Nov-2008 Hits: 14 )

• Communication Styles on the Job

  By Kate Lorenz - A best practice for good communication in the workplace is to learn a person's preferred style and then communicate with them via that very style. This article contains some valuable tips to do just that. Learn for instance, how to judge a person's level of openness. (Added: 31-May-2006 Hits: 1134 )

• Do You E-nnoy Your Colleagues?

  By n a - There is such a concept as e-mail courtesies and this article supplies plenty of tips for preventing e-mail overload for yourself and for those with whom you communicate via e-mail. How careful are you when you reply to your work e-mail messages? (Added: 31-May-2006 Hits: 440 )

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