Public Speaking, Generations and Communication

by Ruth Haag

Overview

"Getting Along in the Office: Meetings II" consists of three parts.

"Part I: Public Speaking" provides tips for putting together and executing an effective speech or presentation.

"Part II: Communication with Other Generations" provides insight to the different generations that populate the current workforce, and some basic principles about each that may aid in better communication between the respective ages.

"Part III: How to be the Youngest or the Oldest Person at the Meeting" offers respective Do's and Don'ts for workers under the age of 35 and workers over the age of 55, to help each respect and get along better with each other.

(1,960 words)

These three articles originally appeared in Ruth Haag's column, "Getting Along in the Office", in A Sandusky Bay Journal (Vol.2, Number 10; Vol.5, Numbers 5-6; Vol.6, Number 9)

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012645562
Publisher:	Haag Press
Publication date:	02/22/2011
Series:	Getting Along in the Office , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	26 KB

About the Author

Ruth Haag was assigned her first supervisory position over 30 years ago, and she quickly began to have problems. Trained as a scientist, she began to analyze what was going wrong, and developed a management system that worked for her.

Ruth now trains supervisors to identify their shortcomings and tame them, while creating management systems that focus on their employees rather than themselves.

She is the CEO/CFO of Haag Environmental Company and the author of several books, as well as one of the publishers of the monthly newspaper, A Sandusky Bay Journal.