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Throw the book at poor leadership communication skills

Axiom Communications book How to be a Better Communicator

We have an affordable, pocket-sized way to help equip your leaders and line managers with the communication skills they need to deliver success

It’s widely held that leaders are – or at least should be – the most trusted and effective channel of communication, especially during times of change. Yet most employee opinion surveys single out poor leadership communication as a major frustration. So, if you want your communications and your business to achieve their full potential, it’s time to throw the book at the problem – literally.

How to be a better communicator

How to Be a Better Communicator, is a little communication skills handbook packed full of tips, tricks and techniques to help busy leaders and managers communicate more effectively.

The book distils a one-day workshop of the same name, which we’ve run around the world for years. Written in bite-sized chunks, it provides down-to-earth guidance that leaders and line managers can dip into on the job. It covers everything from developing a personal communication style to running great meetings, winning hearts and minds with high-impact presentations and writing to cut through the noise.

Adding value 24/7/365

The book has been used to underpin change programmes, as a giveaway at interactive conferences and events, to accompany workshops, to add impetus to communication campaigns and address leadership communication skills following employee opinion surveys.

Often, we provide the books – whether printed copies or e-books as a white label product, with a customised cover in full client branding and a foreword from a senior leader to give context.

If you want to address poor leadership communication and don’t have the time or resource to put everyone through a workshop, then maybe it’s time to throw the book at the problem.

Equip your line managers with the skills that they require – buy our book today!

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