Management Communication

Abstract

You become a leader by using your communication skills to learn from people, coordinate their efforts, share knowledge, communicate high standards, and inspire. In their book, The Extraordinary Leader, researchers Zenger and Folkman report that communicating “powerfully and prolifically” enhances leadership competencies, including even seemingly unrelated ones like technical competence or strategic development. Powerful communication is a skill—and a habit—that enhances all other skills.