Upgrade Your Communication Skills at Work Series (DVDs)

Description

#7263. In your career, being able to communicate well can make all the difference between getting promoted and getting laid off, between getting hired and getting fired.

This series reveals the little-known secrets that set the best communicators apart from the rest! A great resource for workers at all levels – from the very bottom to the very top, regardless of their industry, work experience, or job description – these user-friendly DVDs can help you turn every professional interaction into an opportunity to shine.

Among those who will benefit from this series are:

• the unemployed and other job seekers
• people trying to get a promotion
• individuals considering a job or career change
• those starting new jobs
• entry-level workers hoping to advance
• interns who are hoping to get hired
• students and recent graduates
• people re-entering the workforce
• entrepreneurs and small business owners
• new managers/supervisors
• …and everyone else!

You’ll learn powerful strategies and easy-to-use techniques that will help you communicate more effectively with your co-workers, managers, customers, suppliers, and other business contacts.

These DVDs show you how to:

• be a better communicator and listener
• keep meetings interesting and productive
• give presentations that captivate and impress
• network effectively with colleagues and associates
• make the most of phone calls and voicemail
• use email efficiently and appropriately
• write exceptional business letters
• create memorable ads and brochures that increase sales
• develop and improve a company website or blog
• demonstrate professionalism in every business situation
• …and much, much more!

These are a great investment for libraries, schools, and colleges that wish to help strengthen America’s workforce and boost the economy!

Titles include:

• Talking and Listening
• Meetings
• Presentations
• Networking
• Phone Calls and Messages
• Email
• Letters
• Ads and Brochures
• Websites and Blogs
• Professionalism