Category: Communication
Your Guide: When to Post on Social Media
You suffer from insomnia, so you think the best way to spend the night is post some statuses or images on Facebook and start interacting with your friends or fans. Is that a good decision? Do you really want to share your wisdom at a time when it doesn’t standRead More
How to Discuss Salary with Coworkers
This article is not about asking for a raise. It’s not about suing your employer. Nor is it about negotiating a salary during a job interview. It’s about the best ways to navigate the delicate topic of salaries when it inevitably comes up among coworkers. Despite what you may have heard,Read More
A Business Owner’s Guide to VoIP Services
Communication is a pivotal component in any business. As such, you want to make sure that you have an effective means of communication to keep the daily business processes flowing. If you’ve been researching the various options your business has for telephone communications, then you’ve likely heard of Voice overRead More
Your Guide to Better Communication in 5 Steps
Even though communication skills are vital in our personal and professional lives, we rarely receive instruction or opportunities to improve them. If you are a great communicator, you’ll be able to get your message across more quickly, boost your productivity and improve the performance of your team. You’ll never loseRead More
Your Guide to Getting Along with Coworkers
In today’s workplace building a positive relationship with coworkers is extremely important. Most employees spend at least 40 hours per week together, and the ability to communicate well and collaborate is key. There are often times an array of personalities in the workplace, and it is important to be ableRead More
The Best Software to Integrate Video Conferencing Into Your Office
If your business has any remote workers, the ability to communicate with your employees is an integral part of your success. All of your workers are going to need to be up-to-date on topics discussed during meetings as well as informed of company goals and their responsibilities in achieving them.Read More
Want to Seem Smart? Don’t Try
Have you ever tried throwing in a few big words during a job interview or meeting in the hopes that it would make you seem smarter? If you were lucky, your imaginative use of synonyms got you the job or earned you the respect of your coworkers. But it’s moreRead More
7 Tools for More Productive Telecommuting
More and more companies are letting their employees work from where they want to. In other words, they are working remotely. One of the best examples and success stories of a remote team is Buffer. They built a strong culture of remote work within their company. If you are consideringRead More