Communication Council

Preparing for any job interview takes time if you care about the outcome. Learning how to prepare for an interview for your dream job will require a number of considerations: 1.) Your knowledge of the company 2.) How your experience fits the role you are applying for 3.) Questions you need to be prepared to answer 4.) Questions you need to ask 5.) Your communication and presentation style

Aspiration, the child of inspiration...Find out how to prepare for and answer typical interview questions about what you are looking for in your career.

Find out how to decide if you should hire an excellent engineer with poor interpersonal communication skills.

A professional's network is one of his or her most important assents. Find out the ins and outs behind learning how to meet new people in the business world.

Find out how executive teams can use tried and true SMART goal setting to set goals effectively and structured correctly.

Find out how a clear agenda, strong leadership, and more can put a stop to interpersonal conflict at team meetings.

Find out how to begin the process of rebuilding trust with a business contact after breaking it.

Dealing with conflict between two executives can be a grueling task for the inexperienced. Find out how you can use conflict resolution strategies such as interest-based negotiation to accomplish this feat.

Beware of insulting foreign cultures in business emails with cultural fax paus. Find out what business email etiquette to keep in mind.

Find out how a CEO can use these creativity exercises to ignite his own abilities to innovate and actively contribute to his or her company's creative process every day.

Affect labeling is one of the most priceless conflict resolution techniques when dealing with confrontation in the workplace. Find out more.

The more business globalizes, the more you will need different languages. Find out the best language learning strategies for learning two different languages or more at the same time.

Find out how to deal with diverse characteristics of culture as a competitive advantage rather than a setback.

Can't stop arguing about the same things over and over with your significant other? Find out how to stop the cycle when there is no need to argue.

Find out if you are relying too much on written communication skills.