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Evaluation – what does it really mean for your communication or engagement project?
Evaluation is a common word in communication and engagement circles, and yet it is often overlooked or hastily considered at the conclusion of a project.
Employee Communications: Say something with meaning or don’t bother
I have been fortunate to work with some very clever employee communications and engagement experts in my career and one key lesson that has stuck with me is – If you aren’t saying anything meaningful then don’t say it at all.
Being the loudest guy/girl in the room doesn’t make a good Presenter
Some people believe that to be a good presenter or public speaker, you have to be charismatic and outgoing, but this simply isn’t true.
Not everyone has a Marketing Budget to match Star Wars, but you can still make an Impact
Not everyone has a marketing budget the size of a small country’s GDP, but luckily for us it takes more than money to captivate people’s imagination and drive success.
Summer is a Great Time to Take Stock
Here are a few tips I have learnt along the way to make the most of the quieter summer period
What’s the Key to a Sound Engagement Process?
The answer is simple – focus on being a champion of the process not a champion of the outcome.
How to have Difficult Conversations: Five Key Tips for Managing them Successfully
If you work long enough and achieve a certain amount of seniority then it is almost inevitable that you will need to discipline somebody who reports to you.
The Perceived Influence of the Daily Newspaper not in Proportion with its Readership
The perceived influence of the daily newspaper is out of proportion with the volume of its readership and numbers are dropping. However some editors and journalists would still have you believe that they are the sole king and queen-makers in our modern society.
Three Behaviours to Encourage successful Communications and Engagement during Conversations
Here are three key tips that I have learned along the way that I find very useful to keep in your back pocket next time you are having conversations with another.
