Read Pamela Meyer’s advice on why effective crisis communication requires more than staying on script, and how leaders can use social observation to adapt to the room.

Here’s how to notice the signals that shape trust, power, and influence.

Understanding how people recount details in an interview is just as important as the words they say

How can you be a pro at social observation, deciphering body language and unspoken words?

Pamela Meyer explains how social observation, behavioural cues, and better questioning can help biopharma leaders uncover risks before they become critical challenges

Pamela’s forthcoming book “How to Read the Room” was featured in Publishers Weekly’s Fall 2026 Fiction and Non-Fiction Preview

When someone you care about lies to you, you’ll probably feel betrayed, furious—and maybe even foolish…If there’s any hope of repairing the relationship, you’ll need to have a conversation—and exactly what you say matters.

Speech technologies, such as those that soften accents and filter out emotions, can strip away vital vocal cues and hinder authentic communication.

These days, we can’t believe anything we see. But from art, do we want fact or fiction? Harriet Lloyd-Smith explores, with the help of lying expert Pamela Meyer

Read Pamela’s succinct advice on handling a deceptive boss in Harvard Business Review.

George F. Will recently named five misapplied words. Here are our readers picks.

Trump Could Move Past Signalgate. What He’d Need to Say.