Every aspiring leader hopes to wield influence over their followers. The ability to sway others to your opinion is a useful skill in many areas, particularly in business. But persuading employees and staff to work according to your standards, goals, and values is no simple task. Today, large groups of people are influenced every day through the media, where celebrities, politicians, and social leaders can communicate directly with their followers, showcasing their ideas, products, and opinions.
But before the era of the Twitter feed, influence over others was a slightly more elusive concept. The distribution of advertisements, ideas, and calls-to-action […]The post Six Persuasion Techniques Explained with Propaganda Posters appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.
