Posts in Corporate Communications Training

Voso Impact Winter Quarter Classes at GRCC

Lisa is offering  classes at Green River Community College’s Kent Campus this Winter Quarter – here’s your chance to improve your business communication skills in her engaging classroom workshops! Below are links to the…read more

There’s a Person on the Other End of that Text

As more communication tools like social media become available to us, I’m noticing that the quality of our communication is eroding. People abbreviate thoughts and ideas, skip the general pleasantries of polite conversation, and…read more

Begin with the End in Mind – Effective Communication to Achieve Your Goals

As part of my high school and college speech teams, I learned that much of communication is performance training. Communication, of course, must be genuine but it helps to visualize and plan for the…read more

Is Your Customer Service Staff Bringing Them Back For More?

Whether your staff is talking to a customer for the first or the hundredth time, the impression they leave is a reflection on your business. That customer interaction can guarantee repeat business and future…read more

Talk To Your Audience, Not Your Slides

One of the corporate communication classes I teach is on how to give an effective presentation. This class is particularly beneficial for leaders and managers who are required to give presentations all the time,…read more

Lisa Voso's Quick Tips for Better Business Communication #2

  Listening is a Powerful Tool   In the corporate environment, employees and managers at all levels like to feel like their input is listened to and valued. To foster that environment, ask people…read more

Add Value to Your Organization Every Day

  Competition for jobs and promotions is really fierce these days. Make sure you beat the competition by improving your networking and communication skills, and bring additional value to your organization every day. To…read more

Lisa Voso's Quick Tips for Better Business Communication #1

  Open-Ended vs. Closed Questions   When communicating at work, it is important to elicit the right type of feedback from co-workers, managers and subordinates. In some cases, closed questions are sufficient. Answers to…read more

Maximize Your Communication Skills with Training from Lisa Voso

Beginning October 12, I am teaching a series of communication classes at Green River Community College. The classes are taught in the evenings, and you can take one or all of the classes to…read more