Professional Polish from Tero International provides listeners and readers with a daily business tip. The tips respond to questions asked by business professionals about interpersonal interactions in the workplace.

Carlos Alvarez, Senior Training Consultant Following are Tero Professional Polish tips by Carlos Alvarez. Click on links below to listen to MP3 recording or read tip in paragraph form.

Visual and Vocal Elements in a Presentation Gesturing While Presenting Improving Meeting Effectiveness Conquering Procrastination Gauging Audience Response Building Your Network Tips for Dealing with Fatigue Even More Tips for Keeping Audience Attention Keeping Audience Members Engaged More About Eye Contact and Presentations Communicating During a Crisis Expanding Your Network Blind Copying on Email Networking at Networking Events Copying Others on Emails Ethics and Responsibility Tips for Opening a Business Presentation Improving Self Motivation Cautions When Writing a Speech Etiquette and People Skills The Role of Self-knowledge in Sales Tips for Impromptu Presentations Homerun Presentations More About Making Homerun Presentations More on Contemplating Other Job Opportunities Contemplating Other Job Opportunities Implementing Needs Assessment Internal Discussions About Training Handling Disruptions in Meetings More on Leading Teleconference Meetings Public Speaking Resources Outsourcing Training Needs More on Teaching People Skills to Children Seating Tips at a Company Banquet Improving Listening Skills Describing What You Do Shifting Perceptions Others Hold Self Introductions Phone Communication More About From Peer to Leader Character and Perceptions Gestures When Presenting PowerPoint Slides in Presentations Comfortable Giving Presentations Repeating Questions Texting and BlackBerries in Meetings Facial Expression and the Messages It Sends Meeting Seating

Professional Polish airs daily on KIOA 93.3 FM in Des Moines, Iowa. Listen at 4:38 p.m. each weekday afternoon for Tero's Professional Polish Business Tip of the Day or visit the Tero website for recent broadcasts and program archive.