Communication
Irrelevant communication can drain your company. With the proper communication a good leader can get the best results from their marketing, employees, and relationships. The Communications category helps shed light on improving the working relationships of executives.
Over the past weeks, there’s been an almost deafening buzz from the tech blogosphere about the latest social networking site to take the Web by Read More
Small business leaders are always looking for a way to cut costs and maximize revenue. And it’s no secret that technological innovations are the preferred Read More
If you’re in business today, you have to be engaged in social media.
After all, more than 62 percent of all consumers aged 25 to Read More
Over holidays, I read two books that I enjoyed very much: Google + For Business by Chris Brogan Read More
The biggest complaints I hear from Vistage CEO and Key groups about the Millennial Generation are generally variations on two themes, and are always delivered Read More
It’s 6 a.m., Pacific U.S. time. No sign of sunshine yet.
The product team manager clears her eyes, logs on and dials in. Team members Read More
So what’s with all the “feel good” stuff?
Aren’t you tired of having to be so super-sweet all the time, when what you really want Read More
A big challenge for many leaders is how to limit interruptions or requests from staff so that they can get their own work done.
And Read More
This post is not about meaning well. It’s about clearly defining terms you commonly share with your clients or employees. It’s Read More
Seems we have a new “uncertainty principle.” I’m not referring to Heisenberg and quantum theory, as it’s not nearly that complex. The uncertainty Read More
It sounds obvious, even elementary, but two-way communication is not happening too much in many of today’s businesses and organizations.
In a recent USA Today Read More
Are you a Glossophobic?
If you don’t know what that means, ask yourself if you would prefer to walk on hot coals instead of speak Read More
In 2007, Chip & Dan Heath wrote a book titled Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die . The book offers six Read More
In all business relationships we are always at a choice point, to assume and blame or tell the truth about how we are feeling and Read More
Two concepts every communicator should understand are vanity and responsibility (you want to avoid the first and accept the second). If you can do those two Read More
Dear Cable News:
In recent weeks, I’ve had the good fortune to spend time with some hard working public servants on both sides of the Read More
I have a crystal ball. It’s an amazing tool and makes my life so much simpler. I no longer ruminate over what to do or Read More
Social media is a breath of fresh air. It demands openness, honesty, and transparency. It derides corporate speak, rewards authenticity, and challenges us Read More
I flew in from Arizona on Sunday. Southwest Airlines from Phoenix to Burbank. For those of you in Southern California, you Read More
Today’s title is a reference to the line, “Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts” which comes from the story of Troy and Read More
I think PowerPoint gets a bad rap. I find people making disparaging remarks and writing critical articles about it all the time. The Read More
Last weekend, I attended the YPO Global Summit in Denver, Colorado. As a member of both Vistage and YPO, each organization Read More
During a recent episode of the VistageCast Series, Vistage speaker Steven Snyder recommended a highly unique approach to the eradication Read More
Here’s an oldie but goodie – a high stakes exchange that strikes at the heart of truth to power and the enduring struggle between ad Read More
In recent weeks, Amy Chua (aka The Tiger Mom) endured a firestorm of criticism, aimed largely at her parenting methods, which Read More
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