communications Archives - Chellie W. Phillips

23 Sep A Fool-Proof Formula for Dealing with Coworkers Who Talk Too Much

Posted at 06:21h in communications, corporate culture, leadership, personal branding, personal growth, professionalism, success

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Is a co-worker who talks to much threating your productivity and sanity at the office? Is all that chatting posing a threat to your performance. How can you be direct enough to set boundaries, and tactful enough to avoid hurt feelings? Try these tips for...

14 Sep Steer Your Career in a Clear and Positive Direction

Posted at 06:32h in career, career branding, communications, corporate culture, job, job search, leadership, motivation, personal branding, personal growth, success, Women in the Workplace

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Your career is like a ship and you're the captain. You can drift along or take command to guide it in a positive direction. These are some suggestions for setting your course and sticking to it so you so wind up where you want to...

13 Jul 4 Steps to Selling Yourself as the Right Person for the Job

Posted at 06:23h in branding, communications, Interview, job search

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Use these four steps to communicate your worth and sell yourself as the right candidate for the job. Being selected for the job requires finding a way to show the employer why you're the best fit. ...

01 Apr Strengthen Communication Within Your Team For Success

Posted at 06:30h in career, communications, leadership

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As you already know, a team that isn’t capable of communicating effectively soon diminishes from a lack of cohesiveness and common goal. If you improve the flow of communication, you'll avoid having your organization experience that end, start placing significant importance on how...

25 Jan Dealing With Gossip in the Workplace

Posted at 06:13h in career, communications, corporate culture, leadership, personal growth, stress

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Managing workplace gossip is important for organizations and for the employees who work there. Here are some important steps you can take as a team and as an individual to encourage communications that benefit your emotional health and career....

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29 Dec 5 Great Tips for Scoring That Dream Promotion

Posted at 06:28h in career, communications, Employee engagement, leadership, personal growth

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What’s your goal for achievement on a professional level? Is it a promotion to a high level manager, vice-president, or even CEO? Getting selected for that dream position would completely make your day, wouldn’t it? How can you put yourself into a position to be...

03 Dec How to Improve Communication With Your Boss

Posted at 06:01h in career, communications, corporate culture, Employee engagement, leadership, professionalism, success

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Good communication allows many life situations to run smoothly. However, there are certain relationships that deserve extra attention, such as the relationship you have with your boss. You and your boss have drastically different roles, and when each of you fulfills these roles with a...

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02 Dec Develop Power Language- Stop Apologizing

Posted at 14:06h in communications, corporate culture, Employee engagement, empowering women, leadership, personal growth

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Think about your word choices this week and make notice if your words are undermining your message then consciously try and eradicate the minimizing language so your presence and contributions are seen. ...

06 Oct WORKING FROM HOME? 12 Tips You Can Use To Convince Your Supervisor You’re Promotable

Posted at 08:30h in career, communications, Employee engagement, networking, personal growth

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There are many advantages to working at home, but there’s at least one drawback. Telecommuters are 50% less likely to get promoted, according to a Stanford University study....

16 Jul How to Work With Difficult People

Posted at 19:10h in career, communications, Community building, corporate culture, leadership, professionalism, workplace

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We all have coworkers whom we’d rather not work with. Unfortunately, we don’t tend to have any control over who works with us. Instead of wasting your time and energy stressing over those annoying people in your life, just get the job done while keeping...