But it is one thing to read a blatant appeal to fear and nationalism coupled with a self-directed exegesis of the "great man" theory of history; it is another to see it delivered in person by a skilled communicator, standing among a crowd of elected delegates chanting "U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" Trump set forth with a lengthy indictment of the status quo, starting out with crime.
The union needs a forceful communicator with credibility among the players and the respect of the owners, someone who is knowledgeable about marketing and a ferocious advocate for the players.
Communicators at villages were involved in communication.
12 Should swine flu develop into a more serious public health problem, then understanding what factors are associated with adaptive behaviour changes among the general public may help communicators to devise more effective public health messages.
"Serendipitous collisions" can and do happen among asynchronous communicators, too — posts on shared Slack channels can snowball into full-scale internal projects with surprising ease — but I think it's fair to say that they're more likely to occur in-person.
And among salespeople, powerless communicators bring in 68% more revenue than "takers" -- in large part because they ask more and better questions and listen to the answers.
Those in attendance at the 'Zero Tolerance Day' event noted that a change of mentality among journalists and traditional communicators is needed, since their role is to educate and inform the public.
Many political and business leaders recognize that prosperity, within a rapidly changing global economy, requires more knowledgeable workers: Today's employers expect workers to be, among other things, critical thinkers, effective communicators, ethical decision-makers and effective team members.
Our workshop revealed a broad range of motivations, styles, and strategies among today's scientists and science communicators when aiming to engage a broader public.
We're shitty communicators".
