Organizational communications
Effective communication leads to improvements in productivity of as much as 25 percent when employees feel engaged with their work and connected with their co-workers, per a McKinsey study (2012).
Companies at the top quartile of engagement see 21% higher profitability (Gallup).
Meanwhile, one key study (pre-pandemic) found that people thought only 37% of emails were useful.
Yikes, did you just send one of the 63% of emails that were not useful?
And since 2020, how has a virtual workplace affected your communications, engagement, and productivity?
The upside of good communicating is attractive, while the downside of doing it poorly is worrisome.
Workshop and training topics
Effective communications for everyone
Importance and benefits of successful professional communications
Key steps in developing effective communications
How will I communicate? Considerations for methods
Enhancing communication through active listening
Action steps for continued growth
Having difficult conversations
Feedback
Planning your conversations
How to have a tough conversation
Handling biases and obstacles
Psychological safety
Active listening and questions
Opportunities for practice
Presentation training and coaching
Identifying your goals
Evaluate content
Refine or create what you need to really captivate and motivate your audience
Video + coaching for pace, vocal presence, and audience connection
As needed, question-handling and hand-offs between multiple presenters