A skilled artisan with poor communication skills. What options are available to him for business success?

[Kross]

Communication skills are very important to succeed in business. Think of a highly skilled artisan in plumbing services. But this plumber is very poor with communication skills.

What options for success are available for such an artisan to succeed delivering his services as a business?

 

[eLdavis]

I think they might use the help of social media, but communication does play an important role that every business owner should have.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Such an artisan needs a trustworthy person to work with him and act as the spokesperson for the business.

 

[Augusta]

A skilled artisan with poor communication skills can still achieve business success by leveraging their craftsmanship, delegating communication tasks, and focusing on building a strong online presence.

 

[King Belieal]

They just have to employ a trustworthy staff or manager to help them with the marketing aspect of the business.

 

[Nomad]

It is impossible for someone to be perfect in every aspects related to business, they should be hiring someone if they lack skills in certain areas

 

[Fidelia]

But I think the poor communication skill can be remedied quite easily. It is always better the small business owner communicates with stakeholders by himself or herself rathe than through a proxy.

 

[kit_hung]

That technician is hot for the job but without communication he will be left far behind. The first option is to find a manager or assistant who knows how to talk to customers well. He can stay with the spanner in the field while the other one searches for deals and schedules. That way his talents will be recognized without him having to worry about a lot of business jargon.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Poor communication skills can even tarnish a business reputation. This is why people employ managers to manage their business from ordering of products to the selling out to the final consumers.

 

[kit_hung]

The truth is that bad language or bad communication kills businesses. That's why bosses are looking for tough managers to oversee the entire process from the moment a shipment enters the warehouse until it reaches the final customer. Without organization and sweet language, the brand is bound to falter and customers will quietly walk away.