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Executive Presence – at least do the basics well…
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jennagoudreau/2012/11/16/the-10-worst-communication-mistakes-for-your-career/ I was reading on Forbes’ website the other day, that one of the worst mistakes you can make in terms of damaging one’s own executive presence, is racially biased language. You’d hope that’d be obvious. But I’ve been in … Continued
The world is full of fascinating events and scientific observations that hinge on Interpersonal communication. From politics and business through to society and culture It is a subject that enthrals us every day. We want to share our observations with you in the form of our Blog. Please read, enjoy and comment.
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I WILL NOT APOLOGISE FOR MY TONE – Presentation Skills
It’s not nice to laugh at others. But I do want you to see this, not because it is funny, but because it is an example of how to deliver a speech in a completely inappropriate way. Councilman Phil Davison … Continued
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I don’t want to complain, but…
We all know them. They can be funny, irritating, insightful, and they can be like sleeper agents, mild-mannered ninety-five percent of the time, pure evil five percent of the time. I’m talking about complainers. Now I should just say, when … Continued
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The Figure Four or “American” leg cross
The ‘figure four’ or the ‘American’ is a type of leg cross. One leg is at a right angle with the foot on the floor, and the other leg is perpendicular, crossing over so that the ankle rests on the … Continued
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David Brent: A Snap Shot if Ricky Gervais’ best character
With Ricky Gervais announcing that he’s to revive his infamous alter-ego, David Brent, for a one off episode of comic relief (click here, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21613233) I started thinking about what makes Brent such an interesting and homage-worthy character. He has an … Continued
