Please don't shoot the messenger! : how to talk to demanding bosses, clueless colleagues, tough customers and difficult clients without losing your cool (or your job!) / Gary S. Goodman
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- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0809225204
- 658.4052
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Includes index.
Mastering the psychology of conflict prevention and conflict management
A universal model for communicating in the most challenging business situations
Leveling the playing field with your boss
Dramatically improving peer relationships at work
Communicating with those who report to you, and improving relations with those who don't
Troubleshooting the twenty-one toughest customer service and client communication situations
Communicating with vendors and important "outsiders"
How to prevent communication mishaps and miscues
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