The Problem with Online Feedback, Part 2
Last time I talked about the differences between explicit and implicit feedback, how implicit feedback is missing from the virtual ...
The Problem with Online Feedback
In an earlier blog post I talked about the difference between implicit and explicit feedback. Implicit feedback is what you ...
Coping with the Stress of Public Speaking
It’s no secret that public speaking is stressful for most people. Helping people cope with that stress is something I ...
What’s Wrong with the Virtual World, Really?
You look at your opposite number on the negotiation team. He’s sitting across the big wooden conference room table from ...
The Meaning of ALL CAPS
When you talk to someone face-to-face, your unconscious mind automatically absorbs the emotional state of the person in front of ...
The Virtual World Is an Emotional Desert
When humans communicate face-to-face, we do so with little conscious effort, most of the time. Even when language is a ...
Is Overconfidence Harmful to Speakers?
Quick question: which is better for a public speaker – to be overconfident, or to underrate yourself? Understand that both ...
The Most Reverend Michael Curry Takes Us to School
Some speeches don't need extensive analysis, explanation, or commentary. They are best just experienced. The Most Reverend Michael Curry of ...
Virtual Communication Is Flawed in Some Key Ways, Part 2
This is the second of two posts on some of the problems that arise with virtual communications. Communicating in the ...
Virtual Communication Is Flawed in Some Key Ways, Part 1
Communicating in the virtual world creates some built-in hazards for us humans because we originally evolved to communicate face to ...
