Posted in Office Things, Tips & Tricks on June 1st, 2013 by Daniella – Be the first to comment
Employers have to find tricks to make all employees comfortable and boost their productivity at work. Building good communication with them is the right way so you can emphasize your company goals and make them aware of their own duties. Alternatively, you sometimes also need to change office environment. Employees probably lack of spirit and get bored due to the same nuance. read more »
Posted in Business, Corporate Signage on May 14th, 2013 by Daniella – Be the first to comment
In business world, signage is a crucial thing because it’s created to display corporate’s name or certain information, either outdoor or indoor. Well, if you are about to create an outdoor corporate signage, you have to follow the three steps below to make the good one
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Posted in Business Tips, Interview on April 3rd, 2013 by Celine – Be the first to comment
Earlier, I wrote about the interview with the public health official who spoke about influenza killing more people each year than AIDS. In a case like this it’s pretty self-evident why a listener or reader should care. read more »
Posted in Business Tips, Interview on March 30th, 2013 by Celine – Be the first to comment
To identify with that audience, think of a single radio station whose call letters are WSIC. Whether watching your interview on TV, reading an account of it in a magazine, or listening to you on the radio, your ultimate audience is made up of people with at least this one thing in common: they are all listening to WSIC. read more »
Posted in Business Tips, Interview on March 26th, 2013 by Celine – Be the first to comment
Once you have identified your audience and your interviewer’s likely agenda, then you’re ready to craft your message. Think of what you want that audience to know about your program, company, idea, or product, and then write out the messages you want people to take away. read more »
Posted in Business Tips, Interview on March 22nd, 2013 by Celine – Be the first to comment
In addition to gauging the attitude of your interviewer when you are reviewing the publication or broadcast that will interview you, pay special attention to how quotes are used. For print media, does the publication write stories by stringing together quotes with little interpretive continuity from the writer? read more »
Posted in Business Tips, Employee on March 18th, 2013 by Celine – Be the first to comment
For “Face Offs” these pre-interviews were essential lest we find out on the air that the guests agreed with each other. (That had happened only once, and we called that segment a “Face On.”) read more »