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Bring communication to the fore

by Matthew L Moseley
Indian Management August 2021

While navigating organisational challenges the one thread that weaves together the whole experience is the unbridled power of good communication and storytelling. But if communication is so important, and we are more interconnected than ever before, then why are most managers and leaders so bad at it?

Matthew L Moseley is a communication strategist and adventure swimmer. He is also author, Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections.

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