On the first page of his book Nonviolent Communication, Marshall Rosenberg features a poem by Ruth Bebermeyer with the memorable line: "Words are windows, or they’re walls." If we stop for a moment ...
Assuming that your radio batteries are charged, your communication hardware works and your dispatchers are in the loop, I guarantee that this series of articles will improve your fireground ...
For those who are tasked with communicating complex ideas in business, there’s a tendency to add filler words to make the subject matter seem more important. We talk about “business processes” and ...
Communication is an art that every professional must master to find success. Unfortunately, some poor methods of communicating are so common that many people who use them aren’t even aware that they ...
Written communication involves any type of interaction that makes use of the written word. Communication is a key to any endeavor involving more than one person. Communicating through writing is ...
There’s a famous phrase: “You are what you eat.” It seems to me that every book on management and cooperation with employees should begin with the words, “You are what you say.” Continuing the analogy ...
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