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Internal Communication

Effective internal communication can improve productivity – it's worth understanding what's involved

Effective internal communication can considerably improve productivity since employees understand the company's vision and goals, and their role within the organisation. If you're communicating well with people, they'll feel valued and happier at work. Conversely, a lack of communication can create low morale, impacting quality of work. It's essential to know what internal communication involves – read our articles for a deeper insight.

Synergistic Communication and your Business

Emma Meakin

How opening your mind to new possibilities and opportunities can improve you as an entrepreneur, and your business as a whole.

Managing Your Company's Culture

Emma Meakin

When it looks like your company culture is failing to meet the objectives for which it was made, how can you manage, or limit the effect on productivity?

Why Don't People Listen?

Emma Meakin

Communication is a two-way street, yet most people don't listen to others. What's the most common reason for people tuning out, and how can you solve this?

How Can I Inspire my Employees?

Emma Meakin

How, as a leader, you can inspire all of your employees to work productively, creatively and keep your business moving forward.

The Importance of Effective Communication in Business

Emma Meakin

Effective communication with employees and customers is the backbone of any successful business. But what's the secret to communicating with clarity?

How Should I Present to a Board of Directors?

Emma Meakin

Presenting to a Board of Directors can be daunting, even for the most confident of business owners. Here are our top tips for making it go hitch-free.

Using Buffer Statements

Carl Stanford

Buffer statements are a form of neutral language, commonly used to soften the blow when communicating bad news in a business environment.

How Background Noise Impacts Communication

The Fleximize Team

Background noise in a work environment can have a profound impact on the effectiveness of communication in several different ways

Observing Reactions When Communicating

Carl Stanford

Is it important to observe people’s reactions when communicating? A short overview of the power of body language and nonverbal communication

What is the Halo Effect?

Emma Meakin

The Halo effect is an important theory in cognitive psychology, but how can you use it to your advantage in a business sense?

Pros and Cons of a Business Report

Emma Meakin

What are the Pros and Cons of a Business Report? And is it the best way of communicating information?

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