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When we want our sales teams to listen to us, is it the words we say or how we say them that’s most important? How does sound impact the effectiveness of our communication and the outcomes on our teams?

The demands of our day-to-day as sales leaders require time and attention, and often we are faced with situations that call for immediate action. Sometimes there is just no choice but to focus on what’s in front of us. But we cannot channel 100% of our energy on the present, or our organizations(and teams) will not achieve growth and success.

It is a leader’s job to take ownership of team communication and collaboration. Here are some of the factors that lead to poor communication in the workplace and what leaders can do to communicate effectively and successfully.

In recent years, employee engagement has been one of the most critical aspects of corporate...

One of the most important things successful leaders do is inspire others with a shared vision. When leaders can communicate the “why” behind what a company does and what that means for employees, staff members are more likely to perform at higher levels.

We can probably all admit to doing some complaining over the past year, whether it’s canceled events, masks, working from home, or back-to-back virtual meetings. Complaining or griping about things is a natural human reaction to less than desirable activities or responsibilities.