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Though they’re not quite portmanteau, these words and phrases that derive from the Gallic tongue still warrant some unpacking.
Though the Coast Guard asked people to call, not tweet, for help, many turned to the platform seeking aid, spreading information and offering help amid and after the powerful storm.
Revitalizing your workforce takes more than an annual survey or questionnaire. Instead, focus on selecting the right managers and equipping them to excel.
Getting defensive when a reporter hits you with tough questions can cause you to lose control of the narrative and quickly steer a story into negative territory.
To go for gold in the world of athletics, you must master a specific niche, sharpen your communications skills, diversify your interests and stay curious.
To make the most of social media heavy hitters, take advantage of online tools that can help identify primo prospects and measure return on investment.
Are you struggling to get your creative juices flowing? These writing and editing experts have the answers to your corporate writing woes.
You may deliver these familiar comments with the best of intentions, but that’s not how your listener will interpret them.
Gathering employee feedback about your internal culture, work protocols and external dealings is all well and good, but unless they get feedback on their feedback, it’s a waste of time.
Employers know that happy workers are more engaged, productive and likely to stay, but many business leaders are unwilling to make it a priority—at the peril of the bottom line.
The Stylebook recently updated its entry about apostrophes used with singular common nouns, and it shares guidance on several more terms used in copy about academia.
Foodie photos are nothing new, but reports suggest the platform can promote better eating habits. Here’s how some health care organizations are using it to talk about nutrition.
Simulate the venue, work on sections at a time, include transitions, record and review your talk, and—whatever you do—don’t just wing it.
It might be expensive to produce tree-based materials, but there’s science behind the effectiveness of tangible pieces.
