May 23, 2007
That personal touch
By Matthew L. Brown
A majority of senior executives and managers say their organizations would be more productive if their superiors talked to them in person, according to a survey conducted by New Hampshire-based NFI Research.
NFI surveyed 155 senior executives and managers.
Executives and managers want in-person conversations with their superiors, the survey found. The number one method of office communication is e-mail.
"With more and more communication being done electronically, businesses can easily lose that critical personal touch," said Chuck Martin, CEO of NFI Research.
NFI surveyed 155 senior executives and managers.
Executives and managers want in-person conversations with their superiors, the survey found. The number one method of office communication is e-mail.
"With more and more communication being done electronically, businesses can easily lose that critical personal touch," said Chuck Martin, CEO of NFI Research.
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