Everyone communicates differently—even in the workplace. According to Princeton University, there are four main communication styles: passive, passive-aggressive, aggressive and assertive.

Ineffective workplace communication costs U.S. businesses $1.2 trillion annually, according to a report by Grammarly. Not surprisingly then, it is a top concern among businesses–including the ...

Cross-Generational Communication Challenges Communication challenges are quite common in today's workplace. According to an article from the Society of Human Resource Managers (SHRM), "HR and ...

What is the "Gen Z Stare?" Older TikTok users say that Gen Z workers often give blank, unresponsive stares. Gen Zers are ...

Whether posted on your Slack “About me” section or on your office door, consider implementing a work-with-me cheat sheet policy to help inform team members about others’ preferred work styles.

Build awareness. By being aware of gender and differences in communication styles, business professionals are more productive, accountable, cohesive, and connected.

Ever feel like your colleagues at work behave like they’re from another planet? Our behavior and communication styles in the workplace are shaped by our generation, habits outside of work, as ...

Informal communication styles When Gen Z does respond to emails, they often infuse their messages with a casual tone, incorporating memes, emojis and slang. Liz Giorgi, CEO of Soona, shared an ...