Google extended their employee work-from-home plans into next summer because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Businesses opened, only to close again. In-person school is up in the air. And what about you? Has your client prospecting been on hold? Do you feel disconnected from customers because you can’t meet in person? With no immediate end in sight, it’s time…
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DetailsJust recognizing bias isn’t enough. Equip yourself with language and tools to exercise your privilege to engage in conversations around race.
DetailsIntercultural Talk is excited to welcome Jen Guillemin and Wendy Swart Grossman for an “Intercultural Talk” on Wednesday June 24 at 3 pm CT, Facebook Live on Intercultural Talk. Opening a Business Post-50, During a Pandemic Listen in and ask questions and Jen and Wendy talk about the urgency of community need that led to…
DetailsDenial, excitement, crying, avoidance and elation. The emotional stages of learning new communications technology.
DetailsThere’s nothing like being stuck inside your house to take time to ruminate over things. Thinking of the perfect come back to a conversation from months ago. Configuring the perfect plan to respond to someone who offended you. In the past you might have let it go, even forgotten. But now we have so…
DetailsMy specialty is intercultural and intergenerational communications. I look at the tools of communication–language, visual elements and media– to help people better understand and communicate with one another to build and market projects and businesses. What happens when you also are a certified aerobics instructor? Then exercise becomes another mode of communication, another tool to…
DetailsA lot of companies are coming out with their formal response to the Coronavirus, along with sage advice on what to do. Thinking of that reminded me of the time I worked for the Department of Aviation. Among other things I managed the contract for services for people who were homeless. I got a call…
DetailsWhen I was a girl, boys had cooties. A friend’s daughter recently was warned by a fellow kindergartner not to touch or “you’ll get coronavirus.” In Boccaccio’s day you would have avoided someone “like the plague.”Until 2013 “oh well, no one lost a limb” was a light way to brush-off something that didn’t go as…
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