Tune in to learn the art of speaking up. In today’s culture, explore effective ways to speak up at work with HR communication.

It's not enough to have a job description to tell you what's expected of you. Despite your best efforts, it's difficult to participate fully in meetings. You become disoriented or distracted. You go off track and begin to digress. Intimidation might make you feel like you don't have a voice, so you avoid speaking up.

Stop. You have a platform from which to express yourself. So, let's find out more about how to be an effective communicator and speak up!

Guest: Hope Timberlake, Keynote Speaker, Coach, Author, Founder of Forte Consulting and Principal at Timberlake Communications. 

Hope has worked with clients for more than 10 years to enhance their performance and workplace influence. Through programs that simultaneously build understanding and impart valuable new skills, Hope helps individuals and groups become more effective as leaders, presenters and team players. Her energetic, creative, results-driven approach makes her training and coaching sessions fun, engaging and impactful.

Resources Mentioned:

• Book: Speak Up, Dammit! How to Quiet Your Fears, Polish Your Presence, and Share Your Voice