Posts Tagged ‘communication’
Contextualising change with social network analysis
Social network analysis (SNA) has shed light on underlying forces that affect consensus building, community decision-making, belief systems and the diffusion and adoption of innovations.
Read MoreTell us: What are you doing? Improving how you communicate your academic research, relevance and expertise
The Australian Business Deans Council has launched a book to boost skills in translating academic research for wide audiences. Leslie Falkiner-Rose explains its importance and summarises its content.
Read MoreWorking with influence: Nine (sometimes surprising) principles for persuading others at work
Amanda Nimon-Peters outlines her multi-disciplined approach to increasing personal influence in real and virtual workplace environments.
Read MoreVirtues in action
Think of kindness as the trigger to elevate each of us and all that we do for one another. The foundation of our thinking is that leadership, like kindness, is for the benefit of others.
Read MoreTrust does not need sympathy
The well-known saying of trust and control should be reversed: Control is good, trust is better. Trust is well-researched. We know how it is created and how it can be lost again, how it can be strengthened and how it has to be earned.
Read MoreTake control: Seven steps for crisis communications in business schools
Thomas Bieger and Ulrich Schmid outline a straightforward approach to dealing with the increasing challenge posed by print and online media.
Read MoreWhy language matters
There is a gap between language-sensitive IB research and international management education. Philippe Lecomte calls for increased research and an interdisciplinary approach to the subject.
Read MoreGetting university brand management right
Brand management is one of the most complex management challenges for leaders of business schools and business universities.
Read MoreLanguages and communication: A new challenge for management education
Jane Kassis-Henderson and Philippe Lecomte argue that globalisation means that communication is about more than learning a foreign language.
Read MoreThe business of cultural intelligence
Eel soup, floor numbers, and compensation packages are just some of the disasters that lack of cultural intelligence can bring about. Ravi Kumar offers some solutions.
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