Communicating Effectively

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5 Strategies To Encourage Group Flow In Your Team

Learn how to improve team performance with our Group Flow top tips. In this post, you’ll find out how to build your collective communication skills and see how Group Flow can benefit your team.

Civility in the Workplace: Why It Pays To Be Nice

We can increase civility in the workplace by becoming more civil ourselves. Here’s how to be kinder to your coworkers.

Can Sales Be Successful With a Four Day Workweek?

The idea of a four-day work week is not new. In fact, the idea has been around for quite some time. Many companies have experimented with this idea and some have even implemented it. However, ethere is still a lot of debate on whether it can be successful in the modern sales environment. In theory,…

Why You Should Start Every Meeting with a Check-in

Every meeting at TextExpander starts with a check-in. If you’ve yet to kick off your agenda with a quick check-in session, here’s our guide to how and why we do them without fail.

5 Different Ways To Host A Remote Brainstorm

Need to host a brainstorm with a remote crowd? We’ve got you covered. Here are our top tips to run a remote brainstorming session successfully, with five apps that will help you get your audience engaged.

5 Ways to Give Your Boss Effective Feedback, Backed by Science

Whether you’re starting your first job or if you’ve been in the workforce for years, relationships matter. One of the most critical parts of building and maintaining a relationship is being able to communicate needs. Your work relationships are every bit as important as your personal ones, so being able to communicate your needs through…

Why TextExpander Has Always Been Remote

Since Day One, we’ve loved being a full remote company, seeing so many benefits to our team as a result! If you were curious about why we love remote work so much, this one’s for you.

How To Conduct Meetings With Meeting Integrity

Meetings should feel like an inclusive space for everybody, but how can they be run with meeting integrity? This is our guide to making your meetings work for everyone.