Making your comms clear and inclusive - our top tips
...the readability and sentence structure. ► To make information easier to digest, break long paragraphs into shorter ones and use left align for margins. ► Use a simple font such...
...the readability and sentence structure. ► To make information easier to digest, break long paragraphs into shorter ones and use left align for margins. ► Use a simple font such...
...Department for Education, to tell us what inclusion means to her. How do you keep your balance? When I first moved to London, I spent a little while feeling quite...
...working, to become more effective leaders. Have you experienced any changes recently in how you work? I’d be interested to compare notes… Find out more about TW3 in Defence here....
...can use what we know about how the biodiversity in this region is changing to predict how marine life will be affected in other oceans. I don’t just work in...
...use? For example, how many of us are aware of the full menu of policy-making tools, and know which tool to use and when? How can we strengthen our connections...
...on meeting user needs. I believe that thanks to the excellent work of the Government Digital Service and the increasing digital capability within each individual department, the British Civil Service...
I want to tell you about two examples this week of civil servants transforming public services. Both illustrate our increasing confidence in using behavioural insight and in sharing data across...
...to find more information on how to use all of these tips effectively. If you find this useful, there are lots of resources that can help you to quickly understand...
...learnt is that I need to do better. I need to actively listen to the language others use. If a colleague is using neutral language to describe their partner, mirror...
...great opportunity to get people talking to people and sharing what they know. And I need to lead by example, get over my introvert inhibitions and make sure I get...