Filipinos spend an average of 8 hours per day working. That means that, within the 24 hours that you have each day, a third of that is spent with your colleagues, and sometimes, because of the friendship that formed and
This guest post is written by Daisy Hartwell, a writer and blogger. In terms of communicating with other people, it’s not only words that bear great power and influence. It’s also the way our body behaves when we talk. Otherwise
Previously, we discussed how in sales, people buy people first, emphasizing how a customer's trust in the salesperson may close or lose the deal. But, trust is not just because of a person's words. This is where body language or
Who would want to read the writing, clearly intended for business, that just feels wrong? Maybe it was too casual, losing the formality needed for business dealings. Or maybe it's too lengthy that it feels like the point is lost.
For the past years, the way we communicate has virtually no boundaries, especially in the business world. Employees in today’s workforce can make sales, troubleshoot, advise, and conduct nearly any business transaction from any place—anywhere in the world. According to
