Archive for July, 2010

Tips for a Stress-Free Teleconference July 30, 2010 No Comments

You could probably fill volumes with the business know-how you didn’t learn in school, from how to deal with a Michael Scott-type boss to what to say when you realize you’ve left project meeting notes sitting on the kitchen counter. How to run a stress-free, results-producing teleconference would probably make that list. Here’s a primer [...]

Webcasting for Town Hall Success July 23, 2010 No Comments

Emails. Memos. Carrier pigeons. Is your corporate communications strategy still mired in old-school channels? It’s true that emails, memos, and, okay, maybe not the carrier pigeons, still have their place in the way management shares information with staff, but we have the technology to broadcast messages in new and engaging ways. In fact, the company [...]

Webcasting for a Better Bottom Line July 18, 2010 No Comments

Perhaps the CEO’s email to the staff just didn’t convey the urgency that a certain situation warranted. Maybe your employees just couldn’t decipher the training manual for the new customer care initiative. How much money does your firm lose every year to miscommunication? While it can be tough to come up with a definitive [...]