Top 5 reasons why your people need communication training
1. Perception is reality When your customers get a badly written email or letter, they make snap judgments about your business:Sloppy, bureaucratic writing = a
Take the ‘numb’ out of numbers
How long would it take to drive to the sun? If you’re putting together EOFY budgets, targets and reports, I have good and bad news.
Six ways to embed the learning
Post-training, your people will be inspired. But if you don’t embed the learning, this will eventually fade. In fact, research shows people can forget up
NEW from Credosity: Free writing analysis (your ‘report card’!)
Download your free writing analysis as a PDF Like some free writing analysis? If you’re writing important emails and documents at work you can now
Writing to senior execs? Avoid this! [infographic: reading grade level]
How tough reading grade levels can limit your career I was training a group from a big-4 bank when a guy (bravely) shared a vital
The Curse of Cognitive Load: Why complexity kills comms
‘When I saw them shuffling back from the director’s office, I knew he’d said no.’ If you’re like most people, you’re missing something crucial in how
Inconvenient Truths (Linguistic Statistics)
The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. – George Bernard Shaw Are you kidding yourself? Absolutely. We all
Meet CYBA: The Credosity Bulk Analyser
Bulk Analyser X-rays hundreds of documents at once What if you could generate a spreadsheet summarising the readability, professionalism and diversity/inclusion issues in hundreds of documents
2017 New Year report card
Thanks for your support in 2016! Thank you for being a ‘comms convert’ in 2016. We’re so grateful for your commitment to becoming a clearer,
Diversity and Inclusion detector – New in Credosity
Credosity now finds non-inclusive language and offers smart alternatives. McKinsey, Deloitte research links diversity/inclusion to significant company success. To get highest, ditch your bias
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