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Handling difficult conversations – survey results and guide for managers
‘Handling difficult conversations at work’ – new report available from LCP Today we’ve published a report – ‘Handling difficult conversations at work’ – which brings together the results of our 2012 survey of over 100 managers and HR professionals. This … Continue reading
Posted in Human Resources (HR), Language & Communication, LCP News, Management & Leadership
Tagged communication, communication skills, difficult conversations, difficult conversations at work, difficult conversations survey, handling difficult situations, HR, management, management skills, managers, research, survey results
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How to write a clear email
Too much fluff? Take some time this Christmas period and perfect how to write a clear email!
Should 360 feedback be anonymous?
Planning 360-degree feedback: should it be anonymous? Feedback for 360-degree feedback is usually always anonymous in order to encourage honest responses. If thinking of attributing feedback, a strong case would usually need to be provided. This choice will depend on the existing … Continue reading
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What are interpersonal skills?
What are interpersonal skills? Interpersonal skills refer to those used to communication and interact with others – they are skills that we all possess. They play a great influence in our working lives thanks to their influence on how we form … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Language & Communication, Learning & Development, Management & Leadership
Tagged communication, communication skills, cross cultural communication, definition of interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, examples of interpersonal skills, interpersonal intelligence, interpersonal skills, intrapersonal intelligence, intrapersonal skills, leadership, leadership skills, management, personal skills, social skills, soft skills, verbal communication skills, what are interpersonal skills
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10 top tips to improve spoken communication
Working with second language speakers of English: 10 tips to improve spoken communication Here are some tips for communicating more clearly and avoiding misunderstandings when working with those who speak English as a second language in any situation - whether interviewing, … Continue reading
Posted in Language & Communication, Learning & Development
Tagged better spoken communication, communication, communication skills, cross cultural communications, english language, improve spoken communication, management, speaking clearer with non-native, speaking clearer with second language, speaking skills, spoken communication tips, tips for clearer spoken communication, tips for speaking clearer, verbal communication tips
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Avoid communication problems with Cross Cultural training
Cross Cultural Communications: avoiding problems and damage to your business In a past newsletter we included a cultural quiz for our readers to determine how savvy they were about different norms such as how much to tip in a restaurant, how … Continue reading
Underperforming teams: barriers to effective teamwork
Why isn’t teamwork working? Teamwork is so frequently listed with a bunch of must-have work skills that it can be viewed as some innate quality rather than something that a) can be developed and b) is dependent on the rest of … Continue reading
Why are US spies building ‘metaphor program’?
US intelligence IARPA building metaphor program Last week it was reported that IARPA, a research arm of the US government’s intelligence, is building software to analyse how languages such as Farsi, Russian, English, and Spanish use metaphors. This is an ambitious step … Continue reading
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