Communication

By Alina Dizik, Special to CareerBuilder If you're a talker, picking a job where you spend your days quietly behind a computer can make you absolutely miserable. Just imagine Kelly Ripa or Katie Couric crunching numbers in a cubicle. Talkers don't need to be constantly engaged in conversation. However, ...

By Morgan Norman No matter how good you are at communicating, there's always room for improvement. Being a good communicator will affect every aspect of your life - from personal to professional. We've also heard the tips on TV and at seminars: Face the other person, maintain eye contact, follow up with ...

By Sonia Acosta Hey you. Yes, you writing the email to your co-worker in a cubicle two feet away from you. Ever feel like no one talks to each other anymore? We are all guilty. Email is easier, it's quicker, it helps us keep a paper trail, and well, it's just what we're used to in the modern workplace. Ever ...

By Robert Half International There's nothing easy about difficult workplace conversations and, unfortunately, these awkward talks aren't uncommon. At some point, you may need to ask a colleague to redo his work on an important project, for instance, or let your boss know you can't meet the deadline she ...

A recent study conducted by CSO Insights, "a research firm that specializes in benchmarking the challenges impacting sales and marketing performance and, more important, how companies are leveraging people, process, technology, and knowledge to address those issues" finds that less than 59 percent of firms' ...