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Managing conflict Men, women and office communication
October 5, 2017in Managing conflict

Men, women and office communication

Men and women communicate differently. Of course, personality matters and no two people are the same. But overall, I’ve noticed that these differences between the sexes can have a significant

by Melissa DeLay
Positive impressions Why you shouldn't let others define you
September 28, 2017in Positive impressions

Why you shouldn’t let others define you

When my daughter was about six years old, I witnessed a communication dilemma that had the power to negatively affect her life forever. So, I put a stop to it.

by Melissa DeLay
Conflict in the workplace Seven office habits that can spoil your reputation
September 14, 2017in Conflict in the workplace

Seven office habits that can spoil your reputation

Leaders are supposed to engage and inspire people. But sometimes they come off as jerks. Most don’t do it on purpose. Often they have a lot on their plates and

by Melissa DeLay
Conflict in the workplace Manage difficult work situations with positivity
September 8, 2017in Conflict in the workplace

How to manage difficult work situations with positivity

Managing can be easy when staff is engaged, deadlines are being met and the bank account is growing. But every office leader will face difficult situations that can disrupt the

by Melissa DeLay
Positive impressions communication skills
August 25, 2017in Positive impressions

Three reasons why you need to brush up on your communication skills

Effective business communication is vital. Nearly every interaction we have at the office involves words, either written or spoken. Choosing the right ones is the single greatest factor in improving

by Melissa DeLay
CEO secrets TruPerception vacation from work
July 6, 2017in CEO secrets

Why America needs a vacation from work

There’s a lot to love about the American workforce. We’re well-educated, creative and determined. But there’s a dark side, too. More than half of all Americans don’t take all their

by Melissa DeLay
How to deliver bad news The dangers of hiding behind a cyber wall
June 23, 2017in How to deliver bad news

The dangers of hiding behind a cyber wall

Delivering difficult news isn’t easy. But many leaders find themselves routinely having to communicate something unpleasant to their teams or clients. Perhaps a deadline was missed or a proposal declined.

by Melissa DeLay
CEO secrets TruPerception texting in the workplace
June 16, 2017in CEO secrets

The Message Maven’s guide to texting in the workplace

Today, many offices are completely digital. That’s why I put together these essential etiquette tips for texting in the workplace.

Chances are, your workplace communication techniques have changed since you began your career. I remember receiving paper memos in my office mailbox. I always took note of whose mailbox was

by Melissa DeLay
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