Professional Experience #1
Professional Communications Articles
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Employee
http://smallbiztrends.com/2013/11/ways-to-communicate-effectively-in-the-workplace.html
This is an article written by Valentine Belonwu that focuses on ways to connect with your business audience. While they are a bit scattered in the way they are presented, the points Belonwu makes are viable and could benefit this organization.
Ed Buchanan
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This is an article written by Helena Collier. She is in the nursing profession and she is concerned about how the new generation of nurses are using poor grammar and spelling on the medical message boards. She feels that it could be detrimental to that nurse and the nursing profession.
Natasha Jacobs
https://csuglobal.edu/blog/make-indispensable-5-workplace-communication-strategies
This article was written by Elizabeth Rittiman on February 12th, 2015. She spent the first seven years of her career working in television news. The article is about important communication skills and when the best time to use them. The tips for communication skills is listening to the audience and know who they are.
Daniel Stewart
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregsatell/2015/02/06/why-communication-is-todays-most-important-skill/#c5342941100b
This article focused on the fact that communication has not been the forfront of getting our points across. Our actions and the way of life did most of the communication. It focused on the fact that in order to get our ideas across effectively is to have good communication. The way of life as we see it now is that in order to have great communication we must have a great knowledge base which in fact is not true.
Lidia Rohan
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikemyatt/2012/04/04/10-communication-secrets-of-great-leaders/#4247afe522fe
This article is written by Mike Myatt that focuses on becoming great communicators. He offers the difference of being a good talker and being a good communicators of s people. He lists 10 secrets of great leaders that we are familiar with who has changed the world by being great communicators.
Vernon Howard
https://csuglobal.edu/blog/make-indispensable-5-workplace-communication-strategies
I really enjoyed this article, it was very well written. In this article they give you tips to effective professional communication. They give you many tips such as developing your listening skills, paying attention to your body language and many other useful tips. Overall I would recommend it to anyone wanting to expand upon their professional communication skills. We can always learn to communicate better and this article helps you do that.
Matthew Andrews
http://www.theceomagazine.com/business/effective-communication-the-most-important-business-skill/
The name of the article is 'Effective Communication: The most important business skill ' and is written by Sharon Zeev Poole. Ms. Poole states that effective communication is the driving factor behind all businesses and a crucial skill. Learning to communicate effectively creates an atmosphere of teamwork, allows one to
give clear directions, expectations, and instills trust. By possessing this valuable skill set, one can pitch business ideas to your team and clients comprehensively.
Audrey Mowdy
https://www.forbes.com/sites/martinzwilling/2015/01/20/how-effective-is-your-business-communication-skill/#4692dc606718
How Effective Is Your Business Communication: Written by Martin Zwilling . This article is give tips on how to spruce up your communication in the business field. You make think that you have effective communication but there is always room for improvement. There are nine tip checklist that can help make sure that your communication is up to par. I took away the most knowledge from the first step "Generate trust rather than distrust". The author states that the first step to effective communication would be to trust in the way you deliver your message .
Ireana Nathan
https://www.thebalance.com/communication-skills-list-2063779
The main idea of this article is how to communicate effectively within a business environment. The article points out 10 methods that can be used to communicate better and get the most out of your meetings and your employees. Some of the tips given were to use visual aids, and to act out your message. The article also listed out things such as also being an active listener and allowing people to voice their opinions and concerns.
Dan Castro
https://www.inc.com/young-entrepreneur-council/14-best-practices-for-more-effective-communication.html
The article discusses the 14 best practices for more effective communication. Whether it is keeping a customer, employee happy there needs to be an effective communication. If it is a CEO or a manager of a company can benefit from all 14 tips.
Tanya Jones
http://www.randrmagonline.com/articles/86656-clear-effective-business-communication
This article addresses clear and effective communications for business. Business communication it is most effective when we state our intentions early in the email and get to the point quickly. Tell the recipient why you are writing early and what you need to accomplish or inform them of upfront. Do not use flowery language. Be clear and concise.
Barbara Greger
https://www.forbes.com/sites/martinzwilling/2015/01/20/how-effective-is-your-business-communication-skill/#20976faa6718
This article is titled, “How Effective Is Your Business Communication Skill?” The author Martin Zwilling basically wants to influence professional and entrepreneurs of how to enhance their communication skills. I think some persons who lack communication skills may also lack in some other things as well. Martin basically paraphrased Dianna Booher book, “What more can I say.” She provided nine checklist and insights which are the following: Generate trust rather than distrust, be collaborative rather than present a monologue, aim to simplify rather than inject complexity, deliver with tact and avoid insensitivity, position future potential instead of achievements alone, consider the listener rather than the presenter, tend toward specifics rather than generalizations, capitalize on emotions as well as logic, and lead with empathy before your own perspective.
Shaquanda King
http://www.beckerpinnacle.com/accounting-and-finance/continuing-professional-education/skills-for-effective-writing-in-business/2017
This article is titled, "Skills For Effective Writing In Business." It was written in February of this year by Adina Hannan. This article highlighted 13 ways to improve your written business communication. There are pointers given on preparation, writing, and reviewing. Out of the many best practices given a few stood out to me. First, the importance of knowing your audience and not using jargon that they may not understand. Next, the importance of presenting the imp9ortant facts first to keep your reader engage and to guide them through your communication. Finally, not depending on spell and grammar check ensuring that you review the document closely yourself and resting before reviewing and sending.
Raina Polite
https://www.ncbi.nih.gov/chapter33/professionalcommunicationandteamcollaboration/odaniel
Here In this article I thought that it was very distinctive yet informative. In my opinion professional communication is of most importance both in the workplace and out. Anyone who deals with any type of communication has to know that it is very important that the communication is effective. Whether its effectively communicating with other people on the everyday life outside of work, or dealing with the bosses and very high up professional people within the workplace.
Ashley Gilbert
http://www.beckerpinnacle.com/accounting-and-finance/continuing-professional-education/skills-for-effective-writing-in-business/2017
This article is titled, "Skills For Effective Writing In Business." It was written in February of this year by Adina Hannan. This article highlighted 13 ways to improve your written business communication. There are pointers given on preparation, writing, and reviewing. Out of the many best practices given a few stood out to me. First, the importance of knowing your audience and not using jargon that they may not understand. Next, the importance of presenting the imp9ortant facts first to keep your reader engage and to guide them through your communication. Finally, not depending on spell and grammar check ensuring that you review
Ashley Gilbert
file:///C:/Users/nt647/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/IE/VZHV6TR4/ContentServer.pdf
This is an article written by Helena Collier. She is in the nursing profession and she is concerned about how the new generation of nurses are using poor grammar and spelling on the medical message boards. She feels that it could be detrimental to that nurse and the nursing profession.
Ashley Gilbert
https://www.ncbi.nih.gov/chapter33/professionalcommunicationandteamcollaboration/odaniel
The article discusses the 14 best practices for more effective communication. Whether it is keeping a customer, employee happy there needs to be an effective communication. If it is a CEO or a manager of a company can benefit from all 14 tips.
Ashley Gilbert
http://www.randrmagonline.com/articles/86656-clear-effective-business-communication
This article addresses clear and effective communications for bus