The top 5 stories about internal communications
How to keep employees engaged was top of mind this year. Add these tips to your arsenal today.
How to keep employees engaged was top of mind this year. Add these tips to your arsenal today.
Surveys are fine, but direct conversations with employees can help them do their jobs better-a crucial component of an inspired workforce.
The actress’s letter to Henry Mancini, the composer for ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s,’ is a prime example of how to acknowledge employees for a job well done.
This 10-question survey asks simple, straightforward questions so you can more quickly—and precisely—determine how engaged your workforce is.
This infographic reports that 50 percent of employees who have a best friend at work say they feel a strong connection to their company.
Employee rewards and motivation aren’t the simple matters they seem. They require thought and diplomatic subtlety. Are your incentives turning employees off?
A look at how and why you should use humor and cut ‘thank you’ in your next speech are among the topics in this year’s most-read stories for speakers.
You may not think you’re a natural, but anyone can learn how to be funny. Just follow these tips.
With all due respect to Mom and Dad, the expression of gratitude before or after your presentation just mucks it up and weakens your message. You’re welcome.
This infographic from LondonSpeakerBureau.com offers nine steps to a memorable speech, from preparation to delivery.
Many speakers have never reflected that they must be considerate to their audiences. If you’re in this boat, this practical list of don’ts will open your eyes and improve your next talk.
TED talks have become a phenomenon, and rightly so. The speakers don’t simply get on stage and wing it, though. Neither should you. Don’t pass up these vital techniques.
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