Have you ever had a problem communicating with someone? Have you
tried to get your point across and just not been able to make the other person
understand what you mean?
While communication disconnects can sometimes create amusing
situations, these situations shouldn’t adversely effect how work is perceived.
Most authorities agree that good communication skills enhance productivity and
contribute to a positive workplace culture. Ability to communicate ideas,
vision, goals, and objectives can improve professional credibility and increase
influence.
Communication for Quality Professionals addresses three particular
communication areas:
One
Achieving clarity in your writing
Two
Achieving clarity in your presentations and
Three
Achieving clarity in your interviews
Communicating clearly in these three areas can help to improve
professional performance and skills of quality professionals.
Natalia Scriabina and Joyce Parsons present @ Communication for Quality Professionals, ASQ Kitchener on April 24th 2013.
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