The ability to communicate effectively is frequently ranked the number one key to success by leaders in business, government and the professions. In one survey, executives earning more than $250,000 per year were asked to cite the primary factors in achieving success. First on their list? Communication skills.

Unfortunately, far too many business leaders have sub-par communication skills. They communicate using comfortable, but outdated and self-defeating techniques. Individuals who communicate clearly, concisely and charismatically-face-to-face, on video, one-on-one, to large groups and small, in formal and informal situations-will be tomorrow's in-demand executives. They will get others to listen to, understand and act on what was said.

Change the Way You Communicate gives you an edge in developing your business communication skills. It examines a variety of ideas-some of them unconventional, many of them new or research-based, including:

- Crafting and delivering a top-flight presentation

- Communicating with the news media

- Managing a crisis

- Communicating with investors and those who influence them

- Understanding and using social media

- Communicating in special situations

The book takes a quick, practical, yet comprehensive look at the communication situations you'll likely face and the communication skills you'll need in your professional life.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	236
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Mission Point Press
Fecha de Publicación	2021-03-30
Dimensiones	9.61" x 6.69" x 0.5" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Haseley, Ken

"Ken Haseley is founder and principal of Corner Suite Communications (www.cornersuitecommunications.com), a firm that helps leaders and aspiring leaders assess and improve one of their most important, yet frequently ignored, skill sets - communicating effectively through the spoken word. His firm specializes in coaching execu-tives on their communications with investors and those who influence them. A graduate of Kent State University, Ken has a Bachelor of Science degree in communications and government. Additionally, he holds an MBA from the University of Dallas. His corporate affiliations have included Diamond Sham-rock, Occidental Petroleum and Tenneco, where he served as a communications director and worked in investor relations. During 1982, he was on loan to the Reagan Administration in Washington, DC, where he served as a speechwriter. His experience as a communications coach and trainer spans several decades and involved working with companies and other organiza-tions in some twenty countries. Ken has a loyal following among the C-suite executives he coaches. He has lectured at MIT's Sloan School of Management and developed and teaches Communications for Leaders in the Executive MBA Program at the Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston. Contact Ken at ken@cornersuitecommunications.com."