Editor / Author / Ghostwriter / Marketer / Trainer
Roger S. Peterson is a Professional Certified Marketer (PCM™) of the American Marketing Association, one of the first marketing professionals to earn this AMA designation. He has more than 30 years of experience in sales, product management, advertising, and high-tech marketing communications (marcom) management. Unlike most marketers, Peterson had two successful sales careers and is a widely published business writer. His career includes roles as a marketing communications manager at two technology firms and as a writer for Intel’s IT marketing department.
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America is experiencing a growing crisis in critical thinking. Adults are working too fast and are too busy to check and recheck what they see, hear, and read. And adolescents? Social media habits are making them increasingly vulnerable.
As a credentialed California secondary teacher, Roger Peterson taught a class in critical thinking skills to high schoolers in the Sacramento area. Hire him to conduct an in-service teacher professional development workshop on how to help students think critically.
Critical thinking to avoid ten pitfalls of communication that pose big distractions to your credibility.
Ever wonder why some individuals effortlessly command attention and influence, while others struggle to be heard? The answer lies in mastering the art of communication. No one wants to be misunderstood. Yet, most people are unaware of how often their message is lost to verbal and non-verbal distractions and bad habits. Credibility, and ultimately influence, is easily lost with communication missteps.
In this book, you will uncover the secrets to achieving clear and impactful communication, gaining recognition for your achievements, and standing out as a credible and influential individual in any setting.
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"Even CEOs need writing help," said Roger S. Peterson, a freelance writer in Rocklin, Calif., who has coached executives. "Many of these guys write in inflated language that desperately needs a laxative," Mr. Peterson said, and not a few are defensive. "They’re in denial, and who’s going to argue with the boss?"
The New York Times
December 2004Language laxity infects students. They cannot write a literate, correctly punctuated sentence and cannot think logically. Universities require a course in critical thinking, but for kids who think, like, in spurts and speak, like, in mumbles, the course is an enigma.
Roger S. Peterson
Sacramento Bee, November 2004I have been a reporter and writer for five trade journals -- I know how editors think. My views on business writing have been featured in both The New York Times and on NBC Nightly News.
Roger S. Peterson
