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Posts tagged "Communication"

The Importance of Interpersonal Skills

Posted by Daniel Rose - March 7, 2011 - Blog

One thing that con­stantly sur­prises me is the inabil­ity of peo­ple to deal with other peo­ple. Some­times they are delib­er­ately rude, some­times they don’t under­stand how to inter­act, and some­times they just aren’t pay­ing atten­tion. What­ever the case may be, if you don’t develop your inter­per­sonal skills care­fully, you’re doing your­self a huge injus­tice. You […]

Read More Communication, Management, People, Productivity

The All Important “Pitch”

Posted by Daniel Rose - January 1, 2011 - Blog

When we talk about “the pitch” peo­ple often tune out, think­ing it’s some­thing rel­e­vant only to mar­keters and adver­tis­ing agen­cies. It isn’t, and “the pitch” is rel­e­vant to every­body. That’s right, at all lev­els of all organ­i­sa­tions pitch­ing is an essen­tial skill. What is “The Pitch”? The pitch is quite sim­ple. It’s the act of pro­mot­ing something […]

Read More Communication, Development, Management, Sales

A little praise goes a long way

Posted by Daniel Rose - December 10, 2010 - Blog

Praise is one of my favourite things. It feels good to praise oth­ers, and it feels good to be praised. Sadly, though, it’s often for­got­ten. It’s impor­tant to under­stand that any organ­i­sa­tion is about peo­ple. That’s why the way man­agers inter­act with their employ­ees is so impor­tant. To under­stand why prais­ing employ­ees is so effective, […]

Read More Communication, Management, Motivation

Tales of silos, big and small

Posted by Daniel Rose - November 4, 2010 - Blog

Every­body has prob­a­bly heard of silos. You know, the bulk stor­age for grain and things of that nature. Organ­i­sa­tion­ally, we refer to the lack of com­mu­ni­ca­tion between dif­fer­ent areas as the silo effect. Each area works inde­pen­dently, with­out any mean­ing­ful rela­tion­ship or cor­re­spon­dence with other areas. It’s as if each exists within it’s own physical […]

Read More Communication, Culture, Management

Daniel Rose’s top five tips for effective Job Descriptions

Posted by Daniel Rose - October 31, 2010 - Blog

Devel­op­ing posi­tion descrip­tions is never an easy task. Doing it cor­rectly involves research, nego­ti­a­tion, organ­i­sa­tional knowl­edge and care­ful plan­ning. If you break it down into steps, how­ever, it becomes much more man­age­able, and your results will be improved. To help make the process eas­ier, I’ve made a list of my top five tips for creating […]

Read More Communication, Employee engagement, Human resource management, Job analysis, Performance management

Visualising communication

Posted by Daniel Rose - October 31, 2010 - Blog

I’m very inter­ested in the the­o­ret­i­cal side of both man­age­ment and peo­ple. I find the inter­ac­tions that occur in organ­i­sa­tions absolutely amaz­ing to observe. Some time ago I posted an arti­cle on strat­egy vec­tors, which is a con­cept of Dr. Omer Liv­varcin. I won’t explain it in detail again, but I will say it’s a […]

Read More Communication, Management, Strategy, Vectors

Coffee culture and knowledge transfer

Posted by Daniel Rose - October 23, 2010 - Blog

It’s no secret that I love a good cof­fee, and some­times a not so good cof­fee is fine too. Over the years I’ve found that some of the most ben­e­fi­cial con­ver­sa­tions occur over cof­fee. A par­tic­u­lar aspect of the cof­fee break that is almost always over­looked is the ben­e­fits it pro­vides in terms of knowledge […]

Read More Communication, Knowledge Management, People, Productivity

Should you change culture or process?

Posted by Daniel Rose - October 7, 2010 - Blog

There’s always been a lot of talk about how hard it is to change the cul­ture within an organ­i­sa­tion. It’s true. It’s not the sim­plest thing to do. This is pri­mar­ily because of peo­ple. Peo­ple are the ves­sel that cul­ture grows in. So, why does that make it dif­fi­cult? Peo­ple also hap­pen to rep­re­sent the biggest […]

Read More Change management, Communication, Culture, Structure

It’s all about the people

Posted by Daniel Rose - August 13, 2010 - Blog

An extremely impor­tant skill in busi­ness today is the abil­ity to com­mu­ni­cate with peo­ple. Whether they are peers, super­vi­sors or cus­tomers, com­mu­ni­ca­tion is the base upon which your rela­tion­ship is built. If you pay atten­tion to the way peo­ple com­mu­ni­cate, you’ll notice a great deal of peo­ple com­mu­ni­cate awk­wardly. They lack the inter­per­sonal skills to relate […]

Read More Communication, HR

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