Briefings Audio Conference

According to a 2004 Maritz Research Poll only 1 in 4 (24%) workers are completely satisfied with their jobs. The biggest reason for job dissatisfaction (28%) being disapproval of the way that their companies and managers communicate with them. Even though 28% may not seem as significant as say maybe 50%, just put those numbers into the context of productivity. If 28% of a company’s workforce is not receiving or processing information correctly how big of an impact is that on productivity and how big of a gain in productivity can be made by addressing the effectiveness of communications.

Communicating effectively is a direct result of awareness, awareness of physical presence (visual), content (oral and written) and expression (presentation) in your communications. Without awareness in each of these three areas, your credibility regardless of content is diminished in the information processing of those that you are attempting to communicate with. What you have to say will not be heard.

Join us for a 90-minute audio conference as we identify the primary skills needed to become an effective communicator. At the end of the 60-minute presentation you will have the opportunity to ask questions specific to your situation. This is an event you can’t afford to miss!

Presenters

Paul Ulasien
Senior Partner
Business Continuity Consulting

Paul Ulasien is a nationally recognized writer, journalist, entrepreneur and an undergraduate and graduate adjunct professor of business management studies for the world’s largest private university. He has undergraduate degrees in Foreign Languages, Computer Technology and Business Administration, and a Masters of Business Administration from Baker University.

As a business professional, Paul has over 35 years of experience in every level of the business world which is brought into play in his new book, The Corporate Rat Race: The Rats Are Winning. The vast amount of experiences that Paul has had over his professional and academic life has brought him into contact with thousand of individuals and experiences, each with a relevant message to tell about the challenges of working in Corporate America.

A respected seminar and keynote speaker, Paul has been a featured speaker at Network World’s “State of the WAN” seminars in Dallas, Washington D.C. and New York City as well as a keynote and panelist for the Government Services Division Technology Conference in Dallas. Today, in addition to his writing and teaching activities, Paul Ulasien is the owner of an entertainment services and consulting company based in his home town of Lawrence, KS.

Mark Fagan
Business Editor - Lawrence-Journal World
‘Rat Race’ author pens survival tips and shares workplace experiences
”….he wants to turn the tables and help all of us unwitting employees become workplace felines — or, at the very least, give us enough sense to hide the cheese.”

Brenda Goodrich
Independent Review
“… a common-sense guide for life in or out of the corporate world. He doesn't just tell us what to do when our "cheese" moves but who has the cheese, why, and when to consider changing from Swiss to cheddar.”

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