The Work911 Business and Workplace Ezine Archives - Year III - 2002

On this page you'll find the archive for our third year of issues of the Work911 Newsletter, covering any and all aspects of working life, and personal development as it relates to careers.

Year 2002 January to December Issues:

Strategic Planning - January 14- 2002. In this issue we tackle strategic planning with an informative article on the process, and information about two Bacal and Associates tools to help people undertake strategic planning effectively.

Improving Communication - Feb. 3 - 2002. Focus in this issue is on improving communication in the workplace, with a special emphasis on the roles and responsibility of management for making communication more effective.

Updates - Feb. 18-2002 A slim issue with some announcements and updates.

Bullying In The Workplace  - March 10, 2002 - In this issue we look at the question of bullying in the workplace, and what managers can do to address it, and create an anti-bullying environment or culture.

Strategic Planning and Communication - March 25, 2002. Two areas in this issue. The major article is on the use of insinuation as a form of manipulation in communication, while there's another article references on the process of strategic planning.

Humour - Writing an Annual Report - April 10, 2002. In this April Fools Issue, we present a humorous guide for writing annual reports, particularly relevant to governments and other large bureaucratic organizations.

Meeting Management Sept. 17, 2002 In this issue we look at how to manage meetings, encourage the shy to participate, etc. We also announce a new helpcard designed to help people manage their anger.

Communication - October 1, 2007 A very interesting take on communication. Did you know that some communication actually has no meaning even though, on the surface, it seems to have something? Learn about meaningless utterances as a flag for manipulation.

Technology and Productivity - October 10, 2007 We often believe that technology results in increased productivity but research tends to show this is not true. Find out why in this issue.

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