If you intend to be understood, make sure your words are specific and clear—crystal clear. To help reduce confusion in your communication, avoid these 8 phrases forbes.com/sites/womensme… #Communication #ClearCommunication #LeadershipCommunication #Businesscommunication

A polished presentation warrants a real rehearsal: A walk-through rehearsal. —Dianna Booher

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Punctuation errors on social media and in email are appalling—plus, they cause misreading and waste reading time! So why pay attention when punctuating your prose? Two reasons: linkedin.com/posts/diannabo… #punctuation #grammar #communication #BusinessCommunication

Think of all the business blow-ups caused by a single phrase that hits a raw nerve with the public. You can’t afford NOT to be concerned with word choice. So what should you avoid saying? Here are 7 examples booherresearch.com/communication-… #Communication #leadership

Improving your communication style can be as simple as looking to your favorite pieces of media for inspiration. Here are 3 tips from the entertainment industry that you can use to increase credibility and be more persuasive: tlnt.com/articles/commu… #Communication #Leadership

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"I’m undependable and disorganized": How you say that without words: Walking into meetings late, leaving paper piles scattered in your workspace, repeatedly asking to borrow a pen or calendar. All of these speak volumes about how reliable you might be. —Dianna Booher

With so many people being labeled as leaders, how can you tell the real ones from the pretenders? Look for these communication strategies in people around you: forbes.com/sites/womensme… #Leadership #Communication #Business #Success

Many managers dislike giving negative feedback or coaching poor performers. However, employees long for clear, useful, frequent feedback. So how to give feedback that's useful and well-received? Find tips at booherresearch.com/how-to-coach-w… #communication #leadership

Few things are more frustrating than to identify a problem and develop a viable solution . . only to have your executive team question your recommendation. So how do you gain credibility as a trusted advisor? Find one tip at linkedin.com/posts/diannabo… #ExecutiveCommunication

The more chatbots created, the more hostile your customers will likely become. —Dianna Booher

Email greetings getting on people's nerves?booherresearch.com/you-lost-me-at…

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What's another way to gain credibility with executives? Aim to bring an outside perspective to the executive table. Learn how at linkedin.com/posts/diannabo… #Leadership #Communication #Credibility #PresentationSkills

Even if emailing best friends, chances are they already have an overflowing inbox and may not want another email from you. So your email greetings better warm them up—not put them off. Here are 5 tips to write effect email greetings booherresearch.com/you-lost-me-at… #email #business

Followers have a unique perspective on leadership, they know firsthand how leaders earn—or fail to earn—their trust, their cooperation, and their confidence. What lessons can be learned from leaders who fail? Here are 3 youtube.com/watch?v=GjUaV5… #communication #leadership

You can communicate a lot without saying a word. —Dianna Booher

If called into the C-suite for a presentation or conversation, embrace your own role as an expert. But don’t just play the part of an expert. Become the expert. How? Find my tips at linkedin.com/posts/diannabo… #Communication #Leadership #Expertise #Business #Expert