Attending a job interview can be quite nerve wracking. This process can either make or break the person involved. The process can sometimes be long and frustrating and you really have to have a very thick skin in order to withstand all the personal and uncomfortable questions that you will be asked. Self preparation is…
I am certain that at some stage you have received one of “those” calls. The question is, in what manner are we dealing with them? When training and exercising one’s voice, I always encourage my clients to not scream, shout or strain their vocal chords in any way. Obviously, it is easier to remember this…
As a follow up from my recent post, today’s blog will deal with how we change our communication in terms of what we say and how, in order to fit in with the culture of a company and to suit the client’s needs and requirements. According to George Bernard Shaw, “The single biggest problem in communication…
Often we find that internal communication between employees; whether senior managerial staff or lower level staff; is not where it should be. Once an employee feels welcomed, relaxed and at home within the company and co-workers become friendly, the communication tends to be blase’, very relaxed and unprofessional. Each company has its own culture, which…
Our business at Talkwell revolves around the way individuals enhance their professionalism in the work area, from a communication perspective. Being in an industry where customer service, interpersonal skills and personal refinement is of utmost importance, it becomes second nature when having to notice and pinpoint when another person in passing is lacking in these areas. I therefore would like to draw your attention to an aspect…
