Welcome to the Tero September eZine
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The communication on email is ripe for misinterpretation both of meaning and our character. How do we manage a communication vehicle used in so many different contexts appropriately at work? Are we at risk of missing something and offending the person we are trying to connect with?
This month's eZine takes a look at communication via email. The Q and A features five questions. There are so many unknowns about appropriate use of email, we infused this Q and A with five important considerations. The development activity asks us to contemplate what words we are using in emails and how the choice may be appealing (or not) to the recipient of our message. It informs us of the power of choice in wording.
At Tero we are always pleased to receive an article by our research consultant Dr. Harwant Khush. We were especially pleased with this latest article published in this edition. The subject is timely, important, and asks each of us to be better stewards of our online communication.
On a personal note, we are always honored to host Harwant (who lives in Davis, California) in our office each year in October on the week of the World Food Prize in Des Moines. She is an integral part of the event each year accompanying her husband, Dr. Gurdev Singh Khush, a past laureate of the World Food prize.
Email is fast, it's efficient and it keeps us connected. It's fast, it's efficient and it also has the opportunity to disconnect us, or how people regard us. Take a moment to consider with us the implications of email gone wrong and the adulation possible if we align our email and our image in all our online communications.
Your Invisible Toolbox LIVE | Tool 73 | The Pygmalion Effect
We took a trip to Ro's house for a special episode. Enjoy!
6 Common Email Etiquette Questions
We answer 6 questions you're probably thinking about in terms of your email communications.
3 Powerful Techniques To Engaging Your Audience
This video is part of the Tero Tips series. Be sure to subscribe for a new video every Tuesday.
Netiquette - Mind Your Manners On The Social Networks
by Harwant Khush, Ph.D., Research Consultant, Tero International
4 Different Types Of Procrastination You Should Know About
This video is part of the Tero Tips series. Be sure to subscribe for a new video every Tuesday.
2017 NAWBO Iowa Celebration of Excellence
Please join us for a luncheon honoring Tero International President, Rowena Crosbie. Click the image for more details.
Public IMPACT: How To Speak Your Way To Success Workshop
Become poised, confident and have the ability to connect with anyone. Join us on October 10-11!
