It’s a widely-accepted rule of communication that when you speak in jargon, you may exclude or isolate people, fail to be understood or come across in a way that’s disengaging.
But are there any occasions when a bit of jargon doesn’t hurt, or in fact, where it could actually help make communication more effective?
Continue reading “Cutting all jargon is essential to effective communication, or is it?”
To engage in effective communication you need to be able to get to your point. Continue reading “Cut through any waffle and get your point across”
There’s something about technology that makes it easy for business people to default to broadcasting messages rather than seeking a conversation.
There is a more effective way to get results from both internal and external communication and we’re going to look at six reasons why two-way conversation should be part of your approach.
Continue reading “6 reasons two-way communication remains vital in the social media era”
