Effective Communication is Key!
By G. L. Giddings
 Effective communication skills is extremely important to help you grow your business. Whether it is reviewing contracts to writing emails to having conversations with potential clients, effective communication can be the difference between that next sale, commission, or corporate incentive. You will need to develop the skills to communicate what you are trying to say to the masses.
If you have poor grammar and hand writing skills, it’s never too late to learn the necessary steps to become a better communicator. You may be a leader with an organization or even lead a team. Studies have shown that great leaders also have all-around communication skills such as public speaking, speech writing, conducting meetings, etc. If you want to become that leader, now’s the time to sharpen your pencil and start practicing writing better emails, blogs, and social media postings. It’ll be very difficult if your team or other can’t understand you because of your hand-writing errors or slang language.
Once you get used to the idea that effective communication is a way of life in the world of business, the better off you will be when the time comes for you to use it. It’ll show a side of you that people will take seriously enough to maybe book an appointment to share with them your particular product and service.
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About the Author
| G. L. Giddings, GLG and Associates LLP
New Albany, IN 47150
(502) 209-8326
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