Role of Communication in Effective Public Speaking

Public speaking is something that almost everyone experiences at some point in their lives. It might be giving an important presentation at work, or it might be standing up to give your graduation speech at college. Public speaking can be terrifying, but it doesn’t have to be so bad! You just need to know the ins and outs of confidence in public speaking so that you’ll know what to expect and how to perform better when the time comes for you to stand up in front of people and deliver an important speech or presentation. Read More. https://www.some.education/blo....g/role-of-communicat

What is Grapevine Communication and How to Handle it at Work?

Grapevine communication occurs when someone tells you something they heard from a third party rather than from the source. You can use grapevine communication to help keep your ear to the ground, find out what people are saying about you, and gather information more quickly than you would by directly talking to everyone involved in an issue or event. Here are 10 types of grapevine communication and how to handle them effectively. Read On! https://www.some.education/blo....g/what-is-grapevine-

My colleagues gossip behind my back constantly. How do I deal with it?
Gossip has several definitions. Some believe it refers to malicious or actionable talk about someone behind their back, while others think it can include truthful remarks. Gossiping has become such a common phenomenon that it’s now part of everyday speech and exchanges. There are several options to deal with gossip. Read On ! https://www.some.education/blo....g/my-colleagues-goss

Being an introvert doesn’t make you a bad communicator
Describing introverts as bad communicators is an enduring myth of the communication world that needs to be debunked immediately. The shy almost reticent nature of introverts is often misconstrued as poor communication skills, especially when pitted against extroverts’ boisterous character. Read More. https://www.some.education/blo....g/being-an-introvert