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Good news about Communication
Positive stories about Communication, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
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Primate Communication May Follow Grammar Patterns Once Thought Uniquely Human
New research suggests primates may share some of the grammar patterns once believed to be uniquely human. This discovery could deepen our understanding of how communication evolves and the connections between species. It’s a reminder that intelligence and complexity aren’t limited to our own.
ScienceAlert
Hiring at this Puerto Princesa restaurant speaks a different language
A Filipino restaurant in Puerto Princesa is hiring people with disabilities, offering them equal pay and benefits. Sign language charts help staff communicate, creating a more inclusive workplace. The initiative ensures fair opportunities while serving as a model for other businesses.
Rappler
When someone talks down to you, use Dolly Parton's simple trick to 'maintain your dignity and disarm' them, says expert
When someone talks down to you, communication expert Dorie Clark suggests a simple strategy: acknowledge the truth of their assumption, then reframe it in a way that shifts the dynamic. This "label upgrade" approach helps you maintain your dignity while disarming the other person, making it a useful tool for navigating workplace interactions.
CNBC
THE CONVERSATION: Small talk acts like social glue – here’s how to get better at it
Small talk may feel routine, but it’s a powerful tool for building connections. Simple, specific compliments or observations can turn polite exchanges into meaningful interactions. These practical tips make everyday conversations more rewarding for everyone.
Daily Maverick
WhatsApp Gets a Handy @all Feature for Group Chats
WhatsApp’s latest update makes group chats more useful with anonymous polls and a simpler way to start private side conversations. The changes help users plan and connect more smoothly, making group chats even more versatile. It’s a small tweak that could make a big difference in how people stay in touch.
Wired
