Communication Tips

Brenda Bailey-Hughes

Communication Tips

by Brenda Bailey-Hughes

Communication Tips

Brenda Bailey-Hughes

5 min

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Communication is everywhere around us. Yet we tend to do it wrong in so many ways. "Communication Tips" will help you improve all aspects of your communication- empathy, rapport, constructive criticism, preparing for interviews and so much more.

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Communication Tips

by Brenda Bailey-Hughes

Communication Tips

Brenda Bailey-Hughes

Overview

Whether you are a computer scientist, sales representative, or project manager, you'll need to learn how to communicate effectively. Communication is what allowed us humans to develop exponentially, since we invented language. This is an extremely complex phenomenon which is why there are many ways for the communication process to deteriorate and lose its basic purpose - understanding others.

Brenda Bailey-Huges and Tatiana Kolovou are both senior lecturers at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, teaching undergraduate communication and leadership courses. They co-founded Team Performance, which is a training and consulting company that helped numerous Fortune 500 companies and their executives.

The pair specializes in human resources organizational development consulting, cross-cultural communication, resilience building, and change communication. Communication Tips was seen more than two million times- and there's something for everyone. Do you want to learn about different ways people communicate (extroversion and introversion), find your weakest spots and work on those, or simply want to learn how to become a better communicator? Whatever it is, you'll find it Communication Tips.

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"The most important step is to ask your colleagues what kind of working environment and meeting settings help them work best, and share your own needs as well."

– Brenda Bailey Hughes and Tatiana Kolovou