
Short Emails Are Good. Abrupt Emails Are Bad
Short and sweet emails might be a good practice, but abrupt emails are a
Short and sweet emails might be a good practice, but abrupt emails are a
(Reprinted with permission from The Customer Service Champions Blog) We all know how much
Cell Phone people. We all know them. They’re texting throughout meetings. They’re talking loudly on
Like it or not, people judge you based on your language skills. Think about the first impressions you’ve gotten from people you’ve met. In a very short period of time, you might assess them as intelligent, nice, narcissistic, funny, arrogant, friendly, shy – any number of characteristics. A large part of that has come a subconscious interpretation of the way they speak.
I live in a wonderful small community just outside of Ottawa (Canada’s capital). This
This is The Only Way to Win an Argument How do you win an
The ability to build rapport is the hallmark of successful people everywhere. It plays a
We’ve all heard the old sayings, like “You never have a second chance to make
“Why did Susan get the promotion instead of Andrea?” one colleague asks another. “Andrea has
I’ve had a lot of very insightful conversations over the last two months with a