Diane DiResta

What politicians can teach us about being taken out of context

Featuring Diane DiResta - July 18, 2012

Politicians can provide a clinic on how to avoid our message being taken out of context. Diane DiResta joins Jim Blasingame with examples of how politicians teach us the dangers of misstatements and being taken out of context.

Category: Communicating, Leadership, Ethics, Trust

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