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Communicating More Effectively on the Job
It's easy to be a good communicator, especially when you are around others
who are ready, willing, and eager to hear what you have to say. Conversing
with friends, loved ones, and those you employ doesn't usually represent the
communication challenge you must deal with when you face those unreceptive
to your message.
As you rise in your career, you will undoubtedly encounter co-workers who
are, for some reason, unresponsive or even hostile to you or your message.
That is when having good communication skills really comes in handy.
Making yourself heard, understood, and heeded at work is absolutely vital if
you want to progress in your career, be influential among others, feel
appreciated, and be respected. What are the traits and characteristics of
those who know how to get their message across without appearing
overbearing, compared to those who never quite seem to have an effective
level of impact on others?
In Communicating More Effectively on the Job, you'll learn exactly what it
takes to be the type of employee, team member, or leader that others want to
be around, want to work with, and will gladly follow. Whether you've been on
the job for a few days, a few years, or several decades, being more
effective in workplace communications is a noble and worthy goal that is
well within your reach.
Professional speaker and mega-author Jeff Davidson has designed this guide
so that you will gain valuable tips and ideas as to what you can do right
now to effectively deliver your message to those around you at work. Jeff
addresses when to speak up, how to make your point, and how to influence
others to act on what you've said.
In all, Communicating More Effectively on the Job offers you 123 tips for
effectively getting your message across, hearing what others are saying,
staying open and objective to new ideas, and turning even potentially heated
situations around. Whether you're dealing with your boss, angry coworkers,
or people outside of the work environment, there are a variety of ways you
can make almost any communication situation more palatable and hopefully,
more pleasant. Don't let another day of inefficient communications,
misunderstandings, or failing to get your point across go by. 
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