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Failure to Communicate

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Paperback, 256 pages
Published May 4th 2010 by Harvard Business Press
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Lily
Lily rated it 4 of 5 stars
The main idea I got from this is to maintain balance, or self respect, even when people are throwing you off through the way they are talking. And to take a long view of how the conversation is going. I didn't like the parkour analogy which just repeated itself without becoming any better or revealing any new facet. I did like that the book focused specifically on business situations / examples.
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Andy Tischaefer
Practical, applicable advice for keeping tough conversations from going completely, horribly wrong.
Rebecca
useful info. now to actually be able to use it.
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Failure to Communicate: Mastering Stressful Conversations With Balance and Skill

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