by Chris Fenning | 10 Mar 2021 | Fundamental communication skills, Start a message clearly
I am a liar. I lie to myself and I lie to other people. It is probably best to confess that I am also a thief. The thing is, I don’t mean to. It sometimes happens without me even noticing. And I’m willing to bet that you lie and steal too. What lie am I talking about?...
by Chris Fenning | 8 Mar 2021 | Communication skills you need at work, Fundamental communication skills, General information and advice for IT and technical teams, Improving technical to business communication, Keep things simple, Other topics, Run good meetings, Speak without using jargon, Understand the audience
TED Talks and TEDx Talks are fantastic sources of education, inspiration and ideas. With over 3000 talks to choose from, there is a lot of information to sift through. It can be difficult to find the right talk about your topic. To save you time, here are my picks for...
by Chris Fenning | 3 Mar 2021 | Fundamental communication skills, Start a message clearly, Structure a message
Conversations at work often involve more than one topic. I wrote about this in my previous article how to clearly start conversations with multiple topics. Since publishing that article I’ve been asked if there is an easy way to identify if you have more than one...
by Chris Fenning | 1 Mar 2021 | Create a summary, Fundamental communication skills, Get to the point, Keep things simple, Make your intentions clear, Start a message clearly, Structure a message
I read a lot of books, especially books related to my passion for clear and concise communication at work. I also believe that the way to get the best value from books you love is to share them with other people. While I can’t lend all of you copies of my favourite...
by Chris Fenning | 24 Feb 2021 | Fundamental communication skills, Start a message clearly, Structure a message
Have you ever wondered how to clearly start a conversation with multiple topics? Many of our work conversations include more than one topic. It only takes a little thought and organization to start a conversation with a single topic. It is harder to be clear when...
