How to Get Your Boss's Boss to Understand

A well-timed pause isn’t a break in your speech—it’s part of your message.

Rare events can usually be identified within the seven categories of crisis.

The next time you feel inclined to make a statement, try turning it into a question instead.

FINESSE is a model that helps you get the boss, and boss's boss, to understand.

Business leaders deal with tables every day.

Roboto, Raleway, and Avenir are three less common fonts that can create powerful presentations that overcome accessibility issues.

Extra breadth especially matters when you do not know the audience well or suspect hidden agendas.

Human-centered images help to bridge the gap between complex information and real-world applications.

Props make what you say memorable. They make you memorable, too.

Typical Strategic Goals in a corporate strategic plan usually relate to five to eight focus areas.

Make sure all of the backup firepower is present. Management and the lead presenter share an essential role in making it happen.

Sometimes you need to know how to bend a rule but not break it. This communication tip provides a quick example of when and how to use...

Screaming for help and directing someone to call 911 is the difference between talking at versus talking to someone.

The average person can speak between 125 and 200 words per minute.

Your ability to communicate can steer your project toward success or drive it into chaos

Using a “DraftFinal” file extension is one way to make sure the accessibility checks are done.

Microsoft Word and PowerPoint make it easy to improve accessibility and understanding for everyone.

Aptos is a desirable choice for accessibility-friendly reports and business presentations.

Managing creative projects requires FINESSE in communication.

... adopting AI tools like Chat GPT, Midjourney, Wordtune, and Live Transcribe.