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Wendy Mack is an expert in communication and change. As a consultant and speaker, she works with leaders who want to engage their employees and align their organizations to make change happen fast. Wendy can be reached at wendy@t3consultingllc.com

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Expert advice on leading from the middle

As a middle manager, do people support or resist you? Are your superiors hindering your success?A few years ago, change expert Rick Maurer produced a...
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Communicating with employees during turbulent times

How can corporate communicators, executives, and managers can reduce employee anxiety and increase workforce...
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Proof that communication really does matter

We now have proof that effective communication practices do impact the bottom line!Evonne Dunn, Senior Communication Consultant with Watson Wyatt...
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Improving town hall meetings

If you are a senior leader, picture the last time you announced a new strategy or the occasion when you unveiled...
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Chance to win a free Corporate Jester book!

Earlier this week I wrote about Dave Riveness and his book, The Secret Life of the Corporate Jester. Today Dave...
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Should you use a blog to communicate with employees about layoffs?

Zappos did. So did Cake Financial, Zillow, and Mahalo. According to Andrew Analore, blogging about layoffs builds...
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How being a jester can help you lead change

Being considered a clown at work is usually not a good thing. On the other hand, your organization can benefit...
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Gaining executive support: part 4

Today, I continue my series on gaining executive support by examining Mistake #4: Waiting for direction from...
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Obama's victory speech: a stellar example of change communication

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