Have you ever thought of nonverbal communication as a way to manage a crisis? Whenever a crisis hits, the spokesperson is supposed to be the voice of the company. Many articles have discussed what this person should say and what exactly should be communicated. Yet, the fact that a spokesperson also becomes the face the […]
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The reason why vocal cues are pivotal while communicating a crisis is that they can strengthen the clear delivery of a message and can highly influence the credibility of the speaker. Here’s what De Waele et al. (2020) suggested to help you ace communication, precisely vocal cues, in times of business crises: Your Voice Pitch
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If a politician is struggling to build alliances, manage the office and communicate with the staff although he/she has won the elections, has a strong agenda and hired a top-notch team, then it is the time to call in political coaches! “Life coaches can help politicians, too.” Some political leaders, just like CEOs, are great
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Body language, or nonverbal communication is vitally essential in sales. “It can tip salespeople off if the prospect is impatient and skeptical or enthusiastic and interested in sales presentation.” Body language in business, and chiefly in sales, is so powerful as the prospect can leak different information without even being aware of it! What are
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In the last two blog posts that we have published “Major Repercussions of Political Branding” and “Another Downside of Political Branding“, our team have discussed some major political branding repercussions. They are, turning politicians into commodities and shifting people’s attention from the brand’s substance to the image. Digging deeper into Obama brand, the researcher Staci
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