Is communication
in your business
downright
medieval?
BRING it OUT OF THE DARK AGES
This is far beyond grammar, punctuation and spelling. This is learning the communication of today’s business.
Send clearer messages
“Excellent communication skills.” Crack the code for this elusive job requirement and stand out among your peers. Learn new ways to organize your thoughts so your business messages are clearer and simply more effective.
Develop easier skills
Your teachers meant well, but bombarding that younger you with terms like “past participle” and “conjunctive adverbs” most likely distracted you from real learning. Now that you’re older, it’s time for some shortcuts and useful tips.
Move business along
Business is a game of back-and-forth, and poor communication habits can take the ball out of play. Learn to communicate in ways that keep the ball moving from one court to another and toward a clearly understood finish.
LEARN the nine stages
of business communications.
Among the arrows in The Business Scribe’s quiver is a lesson on applying a tool that’s common to at least one particular profession to seamlessly align your communication with any business endeavor, large or small.
This alignment provides a common reference point for you and others so that what you seek to communicate is framed by what others already know or perceive. Communication is strengthened by this commonality.
How much productivity is lost
from poor communication?
To the degree that communication fails, productivity fails.
Studies everywhere (go ahead and Google it) prove what you already know: poor communication wastes time and creates problems. That’s unproductive and costs your company money. That’s also why training that builds communication skills specifically around business processes is a good investment. Take a look at what people, including The Business Scribe, say about poor communication and its cost.
About The Business Scribe
The Business Scribe is Molly A. Badgett, a seasoned professional with a uniquely relevant mix of educational and professional experiences that lend fresh insight into how communication can be improved specifically in business.
Tap into the knowledge she gained as a print/online journalist, advertising/PR executive, corporate communications professional and college instructor to discover common-sense solutions she brings to the all-too-common challenges of communicating in the workplace.
The Business Scribe also provides professional writing services, from long-form, in-depth content to succinct, pin-point ad copy. See work samples and an easy-to-navigate list of client companies who’ve relied on The Business Scribe to get the writing right.