Business leaders can foster open communication by asking questions

It is essential for leaders to possess high communication IQs. They are responsible for handling many communication skills in the workplace. They set a tone of trust, use the art of questioning, synthesize information by using the skill of listening, use acceptable body language, interpret the body language of others and project an image of […]

A sure-fired way to damage your company’s good name

Nothing breaks trust faster than an ethical issue — especially when it becomes visible. First, there is probably no crisis more preventable than an ethical lapse. Unlike many company crises — weather-related damage to a warehouse, sudden death of a CEO or other unpredictable events — there is never any excuse for an ethical lapse. […]

The heart of it all is also the birthplace of leaders

Eight U.S. presidents have come from Ohio, including William McKinley, whose presidential library and museum is the focus of this month’s Uniquely. McKinley’s legacy will forever be preserved because of the unique position he held as one of only 44 presidents in the country’s history. He and the other seven Ohio presidents may be the […]