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Cognitive Communication: Boosting Excellence and Business Success

Forbes recently highlighted how effective communication can greatly enhance business success. 

Good communication is essential for leadership and can drive business results. Despite its importance, effective communication is rare in many organisations. Purposeful conversations with the right people at the right time can transform an organisation’s culture and boost employee engagement. While everyone should communicate well, it must start with leaders.

One of the biggest barriers to effective communication is fear. Many people are afraid to share their true thoughts and feelings, worrying they won't be heard. This fear often leads to blaming, shaming, and other unproductive behaviours. Overcoming these barriers means developing key communication skills that lead to better conversations and stronger relationships. Being brave and humble in communication fosters trust and aligns with organisational goals.

Effective communication helps clarify the organisation’s vision and build strong teams. It boosts employee involvement and efficiency, leading to better collaboration and innovation. All these benefits contribute to higher profitability.

Leaders play a crucial role in improving communication. By developing better communication skills, they can delegate and align priorities more efficiently. Leaders who communicate well can better support and inspire their teams, fostering a culture of excellence.


Debate Mate’s role

At Debate Mate, we recognise the importance of developing communication skills early. Our clubs teach students the value of effective communication through engaging activities and debates. 

We focus on instilling a wide range of skills, from public speaking and critical thinking to active listening and teamwork. These skills empower students to succeed in the real world, equipping them to become confident, articulate and effective communicators.