Nerd-to-English™
Nerd-to-English is about translating what we know (or need to know) for success!A service of Forte' Incorporated, Nerd-To-English includes:
* Assessment Services for
management and I.T.
* Evaluation of processes, procedures
and compliance
* Training and MentoringFollow us on Twitter, username @nerdtoenglish, for communication tips and other useful info!
customer service Archive
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Improvement Barriers
When times are good, TIME for improvement is usually not available. When times are not so good, MONEY for improvement... -
What to do with the failures?
What do you do with the failures? Do you distance yourself from your failures as fast as possible? ... -
More than Puppies and Kittens
For the most part, puppies and kittens are loved by all. Even the gruff and the unpleasant usually melt... -
BIG WORDS are Not Your Friend
Big Words. Jargon. Lingo. TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms). When striving to communicate for success, these are not... -
The Only Person In The World
Much of good communication is dependent on our understanding of the people and world around us. -
Expectations
If I had to describe in one word what the difference is between deals and projects that have gone well... -
“Too Much Information” can be to Your Advantage … Or Your Undoing!
Many times others will share more information IF you let them. Maybe you ask a few questions and make... -
Be a Customer… Learn What REALLY Works!
When buying something, did you ever work with someone in sales that made you miserable? Or you saw how... -
Perspectives. We all have ONE. Successful People have MANY!
Perspective. We all have one. Most successful people have many. You hear people describe this in other ways, such as vision,... -
This is Easy (if nothing ever goes wrong)
Most things are easy… as long as nothing every goes wrong. -
Time Management: “Trying to Teach the Pig to Sing…”
This is a phrase I use with our team regarding Time Management and Focus. It comes from the country*... -
I was a Customer… and Remarkable Service Broke Out!
So recently I’m having lunch at a local chain restaurant, one of the fast-casuals as they call them (order at the... -
Can You See Yourself?
Whether visiting a business, dining out or even reading the comments people make on public blogs, I often wonder… are...
