Keep It Short and Simple
1. The key to effective communication is to use simple, easy-to-understand language. Packing your communication with complex words and going on at great length with too much detail won’t make others …

Jargon often gets in the way of clear communication.
Jargon consists of terms, expressions, acronyms or abbreviations that are understood to a specific group of people. While jargon has its place – it’s quite useful when …

Actions speak louder than words.
When you’re speaking with someone, be aware of your body language so you don’t detract from what you’re saying. Here are some suggestions of what not to do:
1. Don’t tell someone …

By Donald Mitchell
According to a story I heard about film director Cecil B. DeMille, he spared no expense to part the Red Sea for his epic production of The Ten Commandments. Actors, engineers, horses, and …

by Laurie Weiss
You may struggle when it’s time to say something sensitive or potentially upsetting to someone you work with. However, sometimes it is necessary to discuss things that must be changed in order for …

by John Hersey
How you say something matters just as much as what you say. Use words that motivate, empower and inspire. Effective communication skills will get you closer to success!
We hear it all the time; …

by Randy Siegel
Improving communication at work requires preparation and thought. Effective communication skills will benefit you in many different situations at work and at home. This article outlines the importance of brevity, one of the …