Last week's TV3 report about business jargon was a timely reminder about clear, precise communication and how it can help your competitive advantage. Phil O'Reilly of Business New Zealand gives a compelling case for using the 'My mum' test.
Watch the TV3 report
And the UK Minister of State has told staff at the Department for International Development that jargon such as 'moving forward' and 'leveraging' is out.
Read The Telegraph article
This blog shares some of our thoughts about plain language, and the latest discussions about plain English and clear design in New Zealand, and around the world.
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Showing posts with label business communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business communication. Show all posts
14 July 2012
25 January 2012
We couldn’t have put it better ourselves
Martin J Eppler, PhD, an American expert in clear communications, said:
‘In today’s attention economy, clear communication is the decisive factor to being heard and understood. Leaving this factor to chance is a risk that no organisation can afford.’
We agree.
He has written about how to achieve clear communication in CW Bulletin, the magazine of the International Association of Business Communicators.
Read his article Examples and tools for clear communication.
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