Questions are the answer to many business and personal communications challenges. By asking questions, you show a genuine interest in the person or people with whom you’re communicating, especially if they’re situation-specific. Questions inform you, too. My 3 general areas of questioning when stuck for “something to say” are 1) Where did you grow up? […]
It’s my strong belief if you plan on spending any portion of your career in an aspect of business, working your way through college is the single best extracurricular activity in which you can engage. Since most students go to college to “get a better job,” it’s important to know the purpose of higher education […]
Since we were little, our parents urged us to earn a college diploma. They believed a diploma qualified you for a “better job.” And nothing could make that fact more believable than university research that supports the notion. Wait. Did I suggest “university research proves graduates get better jobs?” Does that validate tobacco company research […]
On that date, I had been working my way through college at the local ABC Radio affiliate in Kent, Ohio. The studio phone rang at 1:50 pm and I answered. A calm voice asked if I could send ABC a “feed” about the current disturbance on the Kent State campus. The station had no news […]
