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Oct 3	It’s Okay to Say “NO” Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 Know More: Business Communications, Co-Worker Communications, Communications Tips, Employee Communications 2.0, Employee Communications Most people do not like to hear the word “no”, but it is more acceptable or should I say tolerated if it is said by someone you work with who has the reputation for being a credible communicator. People respect... Posted at 11:11 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct 3	Taking the High Road is Easier Done than Said Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 Working with people from various backgrounds, cultures, educational levels, different sexes and ages can prove to be a challenge within itself. Now add into this mix, based on the above statement, remaining professional and positive at all times with all... Continue Reading Posted at 9:09 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	You and Your Word Are One Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 I remember my grandmother telling me that I have to always keep my word. She would say that your word is all you’ve got. People will know and respect you for keeping your word. And once your word goes out,... Continue Reading Posted at 4:06 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Are You a Credible Communicator? Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 I have conversed plenty on how to become an effective communicator, but when it comes to supervising and managing people you must become a credible communicator which is another level of effective communications. Having credibility in the workplace means you... Continue Reading Posted at 1:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct 2	Miscommunication Can Be Cause for Misunderstandings Bettye Jamerson October 2, 2006 The trademark of effective communication is the constant verbal protrusion of your ideas, so that your listener receives the message that you intend to send. By not allowing your communication to be two-way, almost always results in miscommunication and/or misunderstandings. ... Continue Reading Posted at 4:35 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Effective Communications is a Two-Way Street Bettye Jamerson October 2, 2006 Have you ever encountered a person that totally dominates the dialogue when you are supposed to be in a conversation? Usually what happens is the other people or the person that can’t get a word in will tend to tune... Continue Reading Posted at 1:26 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	How’s Your Interpersonal Communication Skills? Marketing Strategy: Employees Newsletter Taking the Time to Say Thank You to Employees Steps to Improving Communications with Employees Managing Employees in Business Encourage Creativity in Business from Upper to Lower Management and Every Employee Employing A Team Effort in Customer Service Poor Customer Service Can Be Result of Disengaged Management Engaging Employees is Great for Business, Here’s 9 Ways How To Good Customer Service is Everyone’s Responsibility Attending the Office Party and You Don’t Like Socializing Dos and Don’ts in Office Party Gatherings Leveraging the Office Party to Advance Your Career Office Parties Are Business Functions Office Party Etiquette A Must for Careers Business Etiquette: Choosing Your Conversations Carefully Like a Good Neighbor, Be a Peacemaker Proper Etiquette When Sharing a Small Office Space Business Greeting Card Etiquette 101 Holiday Greeting Card Etiquette “K” Stands for Kind and “Y” Stands for Young in Cranky Customer “N” in Cranky Customer Stands for Noodle-Did you use it? “A” in Cranky Customer Stands for Aware of Employee Performance “R” in Cranky Customer Stands for Responsibility Sharing “C” in Cranky Customer Stands for Communication Pitfall Secret Shopper a Thing of the Past Never Given the Opportunity to be a Cranky Customer? You Can’t Skip on Customer Service Training Ability to Effectively Communicate Award Cell Phone Etiquette Business Phone Etiquette 101 Phone Transfer Etiquette Business Phone Etiquette Business Etiquette: Effective Voice Mail Customer Service Reflects the Employees Attitude Proper Manners Can be Heard and Seen Business Etiquette or Netiquette When Dealing with Customers Outsourcing a Good Thing, Inability to Communicate, Not a Good Thing! Communication Barrier with Offshore Support Developing Customer Service Skills Means Learning How to Communicate

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Oct 3	It’s Okay to Say “NO” Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 Know More: Business Communications, Co-Worker Communications, Communications Tips, Employee Communications 2.0, Employee Communications Most people do not like to hear the word “no”, but it is more acceptable or should I say tolerated if it is said by someone you work with who has the reputation for being a credible communicator. People respect... Posted at 11:11 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct 3	Taking the High Road is Easier Done than Said Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 Working with people from various backgrounds, cultures, educational levels, different sexes and ages can prove to be a challenge within itself. Now add into this mix, based on the above statement, remaining professional and positive at all times with all... Continue Reading Posted at 9:09 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	You and Your Word Are One Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 I remember my grandmother telling me that I have to always keep my word. She would say that your word is all you’ve got. People will know and respect you for keeping your word. And once your word goes out,... Continue Reading Posted at 4:06 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Are You a Credible Communicator? Bettye Jamerson October 3, 2006 I have conversed plenty on how to become an effective communicator, but when it comes to supervising and managing people you must become a credible communicator which is another level of effective communications. Having credibility in the workplace means you... Continue Reading Posted at 1:04 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct 2	Miscommunication Can Be Cause for Misunderstandings Bettye Jamerson October 2, 2006 The trademark of effective communication is the constant verbal protrusion of your ideas, so that your listener receives the message that you intend to send. By not allowing your communication to be two-way, almost always results in miscommunication and/or misunderstandings. ... Continue Reading Posted at 4:35 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Effective Communications is a Two-Way Street Bettye Jamerson October 2, 2006 Have you ever encountered a person that totally dominates the dialogue when you are supposed to be in a conversation? Usually what happens is the other people or the person that can’t get a word in will tend to tune... Continue Reading Posted at 1:26 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	How’s Your Interpersonal Communication Skills? Marketing Strategy: Employees Newsletter Taking the Time to Say Thank You to Employees Steps to Improving Communications with Employees Managing Employees in Business Encourage Creativity in Business from Upper to Lower Management and Every Employee Employing A Team Effort in Customer Service Poor Customer Service Can Be Result of Disengaged Management Engaging Employees is Great for Business, Here’s 9 Ways How To Good Customer Service is Everyone’s Responsibility Attending the Office Party and You Don’t Like Socializing Dos and Don’ts in Office Party Gatherings Leveraging the Office Party to Advance Your Career Office Parties Are Business Functions Office Party Etiquette A Must for Careers Business Etiquette: Choosing Your Conversations Carefully Like a Good Neighbor, Be a Peacemaker Proper Etiquette When Sharing a Small Office Space Business Greeting Card Etiquette 101 Holiday Greeting Card Etiquette “K” Stands for Kind and “Y” Stands for Young in Cranky Customer “N” in Cranky Customer Stands for Noodle-Did you use it? “A” in Cranky Customer Stands for Aware of Employee Performance “R” in Cranky Customer Stands for Responsibility Sharing “C” in Cranky Customer Stands for Communication Pitfall Secret Shopper a Thing of the Past Never Given the Opportunity to be a Cranky Customer? You Can’t Skip on Customer Service Training Ability to Effectively Communicate Award Cell Phone Etiquette Business Phone Etiquette 101 Phone Transfer Etiquette Business Phone Etiquette Business Etiquette: Effective Voice Mail Customer Service Reflects the Employees Attitude Proper Manners Can be Heard and Seen Business Etiquette or Netiquette When Dealing with Customers Outsourcing a Good Thing, Inability to Communicate, Not a Good Thing! Communication Barrier with Offshore Support Developing Customer Service Skills Means Learning How to Communicate

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