Karl James

Say It and Solve It PDF eBook (eBook, ePUB)

Get the results you want from the business conversations that count

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Karl's knowledge makes his voice in this territory unique and hugely readable." Dave Lewis, President, Personal Care, Unilever Why are the most important conversations the most difficult to handle? You know you have to have them, but still you put them off. And you want them to go well but you don't know how to make sure they do. How do you prepare? What words should you use? How do you make your point without getting too nervous, tongue-tied or upset? And how are you going to solve the problem that needs addressing without upsetting someone? Say It and Solve it will coach you in the ten expert skills that peace negotiators, mediators and therapists use to take on even the most challenging situations and make every conversation count. You'll discover: · Fascinating insights into how conversations really work: when to listen, when to talk and when to shut up! · How to avoid the most common mistakes that everyone makes. · The ten most powerful skills you need to tackle any conversation in any situation. · Expert guidance on handling tricky conversations in real-world, workplace situations. Stop putting off those tricky conversations and start talking (and listening) your way to solutions and success.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Pearson ITP
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780273794646
• Artikelnr.: 41410239

Autorenporträt

Karl is a trusted consultant to Unilever and has worked for more than a decade with senior individuals and teams in other large-scale organisations like TBWA, BA and the BBC, as well as smaller companies, helping to develop effective conversations in the culture of the organisation In the last few years Karl has worked internationally and in the UK as a mediator and negotiator. His website www.thedialogueproject.com is regularly visited by more than 1,000 people every month.