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85% of workers worldwide admit to hating their jobs when surveyed anonymously, according to a Gallup poll released in late 2017. Yet, many of us tend to stay in our jobs and careers, thinking it’s too late to make a change. I am here to tell you – it’s never too late! Dare to be…
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Strategic and impactful communication skills are critical to success in almost any career. Business professionals absolutely need these skills, but so do professionals in the technical arena, like architects, engineers, developers, etc… The better you can translate the technical details of your work into impactful, simple business and customer outcomes, the more a business audience… ...
You can achieve anything! Isn’t that a great statement? Now the important question is how. I hope this story and these 3 tips will help you achieve anything you want at work and in life. I love watching my kids try new things. It’s a marvel to witness how much effort they put into it,… ...
This is a guest post with edits by Lei Han Often, business communications take place remotely by phone or teleconference. However, negotiation experts recommend to always have important negotiations in person so you can take advantage of seeing all the non-verbal cues of the other party. People often subconsciously give away their thoughts and intended… ...
Two weeks ago, I wrote about how to improve my communication skills when English is my second language. It was prompted by this question below from a member. I am a software engineer at a major American tech company. I came here two years ago but have been studying English since the first grade. I want… ...
I have been asked this question often in the last few years – How do I improve my communication skills when English is my second language. It’s time for me to share some tips that hopefully will help you all. The answer to this question comes in two sections: How to improve your English language… ...
My friend shared this quote with me over lunch today. I love its simplicity. “Your current situation is someone’s dream!” What a great reminder to be grateful. I don’t know about you. I think it’s almost a national pass time to focus on looking up and comparing ourselves to someone who has a bigger house, … ...