Category: Communication
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Delay emails in Outlook for 3 minutes and never be annoyed again about premature sending
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How often do you get an email, and then one more, handing you the attachment, or correcting a date or re-phrasing a sentence? This can be fixed on the sender side, by delaying the send process and thus get a small time buffer in Outlook. Emails with Outlook and Exchange are still default in business…
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Brainstorming is Broken – 18 Better Methods for Ideas and Activation
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Everybody knows these meetings: Dear team, today we will solve problem X. For this, we will start with a brainstorming. Who’s got an idea? You all have been in that brainstorming meeting. Me too. And I confess: I have run such meetings. You too? It does not work.
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Visual Silence in Presentations
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When you are presenting to an audience, you also want to make them think, don’t you? How do you aim to facilitate that with seventy words on a single PowerPoint slide? Your presentation slides probably are too crammed. What you may need is visual silence.
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Always Be Curious – A Mindset for Better Conversations
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How do you lead a meaningful, joyful conversation with a client? How do you find the right things to speak about, so that a voluntary conversation feels like a win-win? If you are speaking with customers of all sorts, then this article is for you.
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The Beauty of Performance Review Conversation – 5 Lists of 5 Whys and Tips
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I think—well executed—the performance review process and the employee conversation can have a beauty and a profound positive impact. Actually, I see performance review conversations and the process leading to them as my prime service to my team and company.
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Handling the Email flood: Group Emails in Outlook to Conversation Thread
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A bit more know-how on how to handle email in Outlook, like grouping conversation threads, makes the day more relaxed. If you fear the end of your summer vacation because of emails, read on.
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Read: Bob Riefstahl – Demonstrating To Win
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How to present software in front of prospects? Bob Riefstahl has lots of good answers and structures the complex topic of presenting in software sales in his book Demonstrating To Win.
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2 Tools for Presentation and Speech
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What do I want to say? Whoever is preparing a presentation, a talk, a speech, will – hopefully – come across this question. You create an outline? Great, but still that does not answer the core question: What do I want to say? What’s the point? For me, to find the answer to those questions…
