hen we think about leadership communication, we usually focus on presentations and formal written material, however, the real impact comes from the routine conversations leaders have every day with their teams and colleagues. The quality of these conversations often determines the effectiveness of leadership. There are several ways in which leaders can elevate the impact of their conversations and develop their influential communication.
When leaders are great communicators it is beneficial for not just themselves but their teams also. Some of these benefits include:
According to Gallup, only 7% of U.S. workers strongly agree that communication is accurate, timely and open where they work. This shows there is a great deal of room for improvement in communication which can greatly improve the work environment, morale and overall effectiveness of employees. Clear, effective, and persuasive communication is not just reserved for senior executives though. The need to communicate clearly and in a way that others will remember is a key skill needed at all organizational levels.
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