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Talk Isn't Cheap
4 Ways to Improve Workplace Communication
19 minute streaming video
English and Spanish
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Small communication errors can result in big costs to the organization.
This video shows how the cumulative cost of sometimes small, sometimes devastating, communication errors can chisel away at a company's profitability. Tips for avoiding miscommunication are included.
After dramatically illustrating the costly impact of miscommunication, Talk Isn't Cheap! demonstrates four practical, techniques for improving communication in the workplace:
- Making yourself clear
- Adding reinforcement
- Becoming an active listener
- Finding hidden messages
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