Workplace Well-being and Effectiveness

These articles provide practical strategies to support well-being, reduce stress, and work more sustainably. Learn how to stay focused, manage pressure, and contribute to a healthy, productive work environment.

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Common Virtual Meeting Issues and How to Manage Them

With a little pre-planning and organization, you can host virtual meetings that engage your team members and keep your team moving forward. Even with the proper preparation, there is no guarantee that…

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Analyzing When to Create Policies and Procedures

When do we need a policy or procedure?

Some of you might respond with “to address an issue.” Certainly, many policies and procedures are written to…

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Creating Great Meeting Minutes

Do you dread being asked to take meeting minutes? Did your last set of minutes take you hours to prepare? Or do you want to volunteer to take minutes and make sure you do a really good job?

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Get Better Results with Specific Language

Effective business documents are concise, explaining key details with specific language.

Too often, people write long-winded paragraphs packed full…

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How Much Are Your Workplace Documents Costing You?

When asked to think of saving time and money, most business leaders will consider ways to reduce the cost of staffing, supplies, equipment, facilities and taxes. But what about written communication in…

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Is Email the Best Choice? Factors to Consider Before Hitting “Send”
Is Email the Best Choice? Factors to Consider Before Hitting “Send”

Email is one of the most commonly used forms of communication in the business world. However, it's not always the…

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How PowerPoint Can Weaken Your Presentation

PowerPoint has become an essential tool for presenters in today's digital age. It provides a visual aid to reinforce the key points and to make presentations more engaging. However, the…

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Reduce Jargon for Effective Communication

There are two types of jargon: industry jargon and bureaucratic jargon. Industry jargon, such as terms and acronyms specific to your business, can be used if you’re sure your readers will…

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Getting a "Yes" With Proposals

Have you experienced this situation?

You complete a proposal you think will persuade your readers to accept a course of action you’re…