We can speak confidently in a structured manner, but the our communication is only as good as the message received by the listener(s). This then drives the question: How can we make sure our message is being interpreted as we intended?

Vocalization is essential in any working environment, including but not limited to one-on-one chats, company wide meetings, and inter-company meetings, as ideas need to be clearly communicated to one another. We may be the presenter or we may be a participant. In both cases, this article's aim is to optimize our voice to advance our careers through first understanding structured and confident vocalization, and then learning how to make adjustments from our respective starting points.