Leadership and Communication
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Top : Leadership and Communication : Page 2 - Think of a leader you think highly of, from your own direct experience, or in politics, the corporate world or even sports and you'll find someone with excellent communication skills. Different leaders may communicate differently, but all leaders rely heavily on their ability to communicate to inspire others to get things done, and get the right things done. This section deals with leadership communication.
Leadership and Leadership Guides and Help:
The Day I Didn't Become CEO
By David Silverman - Richard Charkin is a Director of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. This publishing company is notable for publishing the Harry Potter series of books, and other equally great books. You won't want to miss his personal memorable lesson learned, early in his career. (Added: 12-Feb-2010 Hits: 220 )
The Six Stories You Need To Know How To Tell
By Isak Dineson - Chapter One of the terrific book by Annette Simmons, The Story Factor. In this part, Simmons explains why stories are so much more effective than "facts" in influencing people and describes the six key kinds of stories that leaders need to be able to tell. Includes several examples of highly effective stories. (Added: 21-Feb-2007 Hits: 286 )
Think Before You Speak
By n a - Thinking before you speak is always a good idea. As a leader you have many opportunities to give adhoc presentations. Take a moment to learn the three tips within so that your next impromptu speech is honest, concise, and clear to your listeners. (Added: 23-Feb-2007 Hits: 311 )
What Are You Trying To Tell Me?
By n a - Five quick tips for communicating with clarity are presented within this article. Tip # 5 is an especially important 'take-away' for you. It discusses elminating a habit that is one of our pet peeves. See what you think. We can't think of too many leaders who are guilty of this transgression. (Added: 23-Feb-2007 Hits: 256 )
What I Really Think Of You
By n a - Ask often. Ask a varied audience. Be specific. Keep these three actions in mind to prevent being blind-sided by constructive criticism. A couple of tips for preparing for and receiving the feedback are also included. You can contribute to good communication habits between you and your co-workers. (Added: 23-Feb-2007 Hits: 218 )
When Leaders Should Step Aside and Use an Outside Facilitator
By Christine W. Zust - Facilitation skills are a definate asset for any leader. But how do you know when you should depend upon the skills of an external facilitator? Read this article to help you determine when you need the skills of an outside facilitator. (Added: 12-Mar-2007 Hits: 322 )
You Listen To Fast
By n a - This article suggests that leaders who listen too fast are in fact, listening with an agenda. In order to eliminate this poor communcation habit, try making the suggested three mental adjustments during a conversation. Improving your listening skills will improve your overall communication skills. (Added: 23-Feb-2007 Hits: 233 )
Your Data Is Killing Me!
By n a - When dealing with lots of data points, identifying these three elements will help you create a narrative that has impact.: #1. The Want #2. The Obstacle #3. The Resolution. The next time you need people to listen to a slew of data, create a story. They’ll be dying to hear what happens next. (Added: 23-Feb-2007 Hits: 255 )
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