As a professional, there are few things you can do that will hurt your career more than being a poor communicator. If you’re not careful, things can easily be misinterpreted, leading to confusion, wasted resources, and even damaged relationships. But what can you do? You need to root out your bad communication habits, eliminating them at the source. You need Breaking Bad Communication Habits.

Specifically designed just for you, this CD-ROM will help you identify and remove the most common blunders you’re making, making you a better communicator and improving your effectiveness immediately.

Don’t risk your career because of communication mistakes — learn how to avoid them.

Even if you consider yourself a good communicator, there’s a good chance you’re committing some of the cardinal sins of communication without even realizing it. It’s not your fault — it’s the result of ingrained behaviors learned through years of bad practice. But don’t worry. We’ve developed Breaking Bad Communication Habits to help you root out your bad habits and make you a more effective communicator right away. You’ll learn to avoid blunders like:

• Using negative or passive language
• Using a tone that can easily be misinterpreted
• Using vague or unclear wording
• Coming across as passive-aggressive

Eliminate your bad communication habits and watch productivity soar.

The old training standard emphasizes a lot of what you should be doing. Unfortunately, it usually overlooks the flip side of this coin — what you shouldn’t be doing. This lets bad habits persist. That’s where we come in. Breaking Bad Communication Habits was designed to help you identify and eliminate things you’re doing that are negatively affecting your communication, making you more effective and productive immediately.

What You’ll Learn:

• Credibility-killing blunders many people make without realizing
• How to ensure you make a positive first impression
• The importance of listening in successful communication
• Unclear or vague language and how to double-check that your message is clear
• Watching your tone: making sure your tone isn’t misinterpreted
• The secrets of successful email communication
• Conquering your emotions, even when you’re losing your cool
• Five common nonverbal mistakes lots of people make