If you want to be successful in your present position or you are targeting your next promotion, these great women leadership communication tips are guaranteed to help you succeed
If you become highly skilled at communication, you will join a small percentage of good leaders. Unfortunately, many leaders never take the time and effort to become effective Communicators…
Poor Communication: The Root Cause of Failure
Poor communication is the root cause of failure for teams, companies and even getting promoted. The cost of poor communication at work include:
- Litigation
- Costs Profits of The Company
- Hurts Brand
- Poor Customer Service
- Absenteeism
- Employee Turnover
- Poor Employee Engagement
- Injuries
Shocking Statistics: Bad & Good Communications at Work
Workplace failures: 86% of employees blame lack of good communication and collaboration for workplace failures (Fierce Inc.).
46% Don’t know what to do: Forty-six percent of employees rarely or never leave a meeting, knowing what they’re supposed to do next… (Thermal Corporation).
Valuation increased 30%: Top communicating companies experiencing some 30% higher market valuation compared with their poorer communicating” cousins. Watson, Wyatt & Company
Misleading & untruthful: Less than half of the survey respondents said that their organizations discuss issues truthfully and effectively (Salesforce).
The Great News – Great Women Leadership Communication Tips
· Resolves Problems
· Improve Profits
· Unites Teams
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· Increase Valuation
· Improves Employee Engagement
· Better Customer Service
· Increase Efficiency
· Breakthrough Innovation
· Improves Collaboration
· Employee Retention
The following great women leadership communication tips will help you to increase your influence, success, and the employee engagement at your company.
How to Get Started to Be One of The Great Women Leaders
If you like what you are reading, I have the formatted and designed this so you can download the 12 Masterful Communication Tips to be a Great Leader to post on your wall or bulletin board.
I have also included on this page some important Women’s Leadership Success podcast interviews and blog posts on this critical subject on leadership development (especially for women).
Look at it daily to remind you (and your team) of the communication skills that you can continually improve to get promoted, become a better leader, or engage team members.
