VERA for Organizations

• Meetings that don't lead to decisions
• Managers who struggle to engage their employees in tasks
• Salespeople who know the product well but can't close deals
• Professionals who need to appear in court or speak with clients and don't always convey messages optimally
• Service staff who create resistance without meaning to

In all these situations, people rely largely on intuition when using their own voice and interpreting the voices of others. But vocal communication is a skill that can be developed. More effective use of the voice can support professional goals, increase influence, improve communication and ultimately contribute to better results. And by listening more carefully to other people's voices, we can often hear what they feel and think beneath the words.