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Rob Kendall

About

Rob Kendall is a leading authority on the dynamics and practices of effective conversation and is an award-winning author of two books.

Blamestorming: Why Conversations Go Wrong and How to Fix Them (2014) reached number 1 in Amazon's 'Movers and Shakers' list in UK and won the COVR award for 'Best Self-Help Book' in USA. The follow-up Workstorming: Why Conversations at Work Go Wrong and How to Fix Them (2016) topped Amazon's Human Resource Management booklist and is a survival guide for communication and smart working in the information age.

Rob has worked as a consultant, coach and speaker on 5 continents with over 70 organisations, including AT&T, BBC Worldwide, the FTSE Group, Virgin and the London 2012 Olympics and is a non-executive director of BAFTA and EMMY-winning visual effects and animation companies, Jellyfish Pictures.

For further information and to read blogs and articles by Rob, see www.conversationexpert.com and follow on Twitter

Books by Rob Kendall
Recent Posts
How to Manage Your Emotions

In the heat of the moment, our emotions can get the better of us. This raises a serious question: Am I in charge of my emotions, or are they in charge of me?

In the heat of the moment, our emotions can get the better of us. This raises a serious question: Am I in charge of my emotions, or are they in charge of me?

5 Ways Men and Women Talk Differently

The next time you're sitting in a boring meeting, look out for these characteristics of men-talk and women-talk.

The next time you're sitting in a boring meeting, look out for these characteristics of men-talk and women-talk.

How to Stop Wasting Your Time in Meetings

Over a third of meetings are considered to be a waste of time. Some simple changes can halve the time you spend in meetings and double their value.

Over a third of meetings are considered to be a waste of time. Some simple changes can halve the time you spend in meetings and double their value.

How Well Do You Know What Motivates You?

When asked what motivates them, many people are surprisingly vague. And yet deeply understanding your own motivations helps you create the life you want. And when you discover what motivates other people, you can help them fly.

When asked what motivates them, many people are surprisingly vague. And yet deeply understanding your own motivations helps you create the life you want. And when you discover what motivates other people, you can help them fly.

Why People May Not Want Your Advice

Many of us are addicted to offering our solutions and pearls of wisdom at the slightest opportunity. So often our advice is well intended but unwelcome. Over time this can cause our friends, family and colleagues to stop communicating with us.

Many of us are addicted to offering our solutions and pearls of wisdom at the slightest opportunity. So often our advice is well intended but unwelcome. Over time this can cause our friends, family and colleagues to stop communicating with us.