We all understand the importance of great communication at work and we’ve most likely come in contact with all types of communicators. In fact, we probably remember some stand out people who are great or not-so-great at it. Have you ever wondered what makes some people better at it than others? Is it a natural born talent? Or can it be learned and improved? Can you adjust your communication to make it better for everyone? Here are some tips to help you communicate better: Be sincere – Nothing is more effective than being sincere when you communicate, and nothing is more important. Being sincere is felt by the person you’re speaking with. You could say all the right words, but if it’s not sincere, your message will not have the impact you were looking for. Be consistent – Consistency will show that you are reliable and will build trust with others. Be Open-Minded – True communication often involves meeting others halfway. You should be learning from others, not just talking at them. It should be a two-way conversation. Truly Listen… read more →
We join together to celebrate Labor Day and the accomplishments of American workers across the country. Evolving out of the labor movement during the height of the Industrial Revolution, Labor Day was made a federal holiday in 1894. The political efforts during this time period changed the nation’s workforce and gave way to much needed labor laws. At Dawson & Dawson, we celebrate workers all year round. In 2008 our CEO, Kathy Dawson, was inspired by a vision that she could help bring jobs and people together. By doing so, she would help businesses find good talent, put people to work and be part of a bigger purpose, the “American Dream”. Theodore Roosevelt that says, “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” We take pride in being part of making that happen. Our mission is to be a model of excellence in the search and staffing industry by connecting people, talent and opportunity by creating relationships that last a lifetime. We hope to inspire people, communities and organizations through… read more →