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#36 Airtime webinar: Improving your communication skills
Folks, check out this hour-long recording where we dive into how to improve your written and verbal communication skills and answer audience questions.
Sep 22
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#35 The power of curiosity
Finding inspiration from curious female leaders
Sep 16
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#34 Write for your tech job and get buy-in
Join me for a Lightning Lesson (Maven) on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at 8:30 PM GMT+2
Sep 9
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August 2024
#33 How to choose the right order in your writing?
If you expose details without stating your topic and its importance, you risk sharing flowery information without substance.
Aug 9
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#32 How to ask for feedback on your written work
Asking for feedback is not a burden. It's about honoring the other person, building trust, and letting them into your thoughts.
Aug 5
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July 2024
How can quality and speed come together in your writing?
Many believe that if you write fast, you will deliver poor results. Can we think of ways to deliver high-quality writing at work that requires less…
Jul 29
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#31 Do people understand you when you speak about the technical details of your work?
A lot can go wrong when you use technical terms with team members who don't have the same technical depth. Here's what to consider.
Jul 19
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#30 Seeking simplicity and truth in your writing
“Whenever someone said something simple and true, I felt it bodily” - Leslie Jamison
Jul 14
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#29 Actionable ways for tech professionals to regain confidence in their writing
Let's borrow from how professional writers deal with imposter syndrome to inspire techies with their writing.
Jul 2
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June 2024
Speak up: Proven tactics for non-native English speakers to communicate effectively in tech
As a non-native English speaker working in the tech industry, you may face unique challenges when it comes to communication.
Jun 26
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#28 Why you need to leverage your written communication to build likability
Name one tech job that is not interdependent. You cannot. If we need to work through people to achieve desirable outcomes in tech, we need to know how…
Jun 22
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#27 Making negative statements vs. asking questions
There's something that UX Researchers do during their user sessions that could be valuable for your communication
Jun 14
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