[Image by mohamed Hassan of Pixabay] According to a post by Axero Solutions, a “stay interview” is an effective way of communicating with your employees. We’re all pretty familiar with traditional interviewing, whether we’re on the interviewee or interviewer side. It’s also a form of public speaking. Axero Solutions referred to a stay interview as … Read More
[Image by Gustavo Ferreira of Pixabay] Too often my clients complain that they provide too much information, meaning they’re verbose. When this occurs in any conversation or interview, it may be perceived as insecurity. There are two other issues to be addressed. The first is that as speakers we run the risk of losing our … Read More
[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] It happens—change, that is. Sometimes it’s intentional and we have advance notice and sometimes it seems to occur out of the blue and we have little to no time to prepare. Either way, we all know that change is inevitable, so I recommend we accept it and try to … Read More
[Image by clipart-vectors of Pixabay] In two decades of coaching clients I often assist with interviewing since it’s a clear form of public speaking. One of the issues I encounter is that many clients fear they will sound as though they’re simply bragging when discussing their accomplishments. This is a concern because as an interview … Read More
They’re a natural part of life…questions, that is. Questions can come up in any number of places such as websites, conversations, interactions, meetings, presentations, as well as in-person or online interviews. And yet, we’re often surprised when we’re asked certain questions or worse yet we may feel ill-prepared. Here are a few ideas to consider … Read More