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The importance of Communication, Influence, and Presentation Skills for new graduates.

The importance of Communication, Influence, and Presentation Skills for new graduates:

The most highly paid professionals in any fields are the ones who have the ability to create, share, and inspire action on the Company’s Visions of what to do.

Here are five current business case studies that illustrate how highly paid professionals who create, share, and inspire action on a company's vision can be successful:

Google's Project Oxygen: Do Managers Matter? This case study examines how Google's Project Oxygen program was developed to improve management practices and create a more productive work environment

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AXA: Creating New CR Metrics This case study explores how AXA, a global insurance company, developed new metrics to measure its corporate responsibility initiatives and improve its reputation

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Cadbury: An Ethical Company Struggles to Insure the Integrity of Its Supply Chain This case study examines how Cadbury, a chocolate manufacturer, dealt with ethical issues in its supply chain and worked to improve its reputation

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IBM Corporate Service Corps This case study looks at IBM's Corporate Service Corps program, which provides leadership training to young IBM employees while also improving communities in emerging markets

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12 Case Studies of Companies that Revised How They Compensate Employees This case study examines how 12 companies revised their compensation strategies to be more proactive, creative, and equitable in response to the demands of the pandemic

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These case studies demonstrate how highly paid professionals who create, share, and inspire action on a company's vision can be successful by improving management practices, developing new metrics, addressing ethical issues, providing leadership training, and revising compensation strategies.

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