You Are What You Don't Say – Finding a New Paradigm for Business Communication is about bringing a new era of respect, trust, kindness and inspiration to all of our business lives. The modern world of human interaction has become a strange mix of old and new, appropriate and inappropriate, effective and ineffective, and can include too many downright disrespectful and failed attempts at dialogue. Even with all of the enormous changes in technology, the way people work and interact, and the overwhelming demands placed on humans' ability to rapidly exchange information, there has been almost no societal adaptation of guidelines for how we should communicate effectively. What businesspeople need is direction toward a new paradigm for how we all interact with each other. This is not just another book about where to put your hands when you talk. The world needs much more than that. Business in the twenty-first century is moving and changing so rapidly that success can only come to individuals and organizations which are fluid, innovative, and creative in their approaches and their exchange of information. Authored by a communication expert with more than thirty-five years of strategic communication consulting experience, You Are What You Don't Say – Finding a New Paradigm for Business Communication is written for readers who want to understand why certain things work in communicating, and how some communication approaches are far better than others in today's business environment. It explores how meanness became so prevalent in so many companies and gives specific guidelines for finding the way to more innovative dialogue. This book can be a life-changing experience for anyone seeking to become more influential, liked, respected, and successful in their business and personal life.

You Are What You Don't Say: Finding a New Paradigm for Business Communication

Business & Money

Day, David L.

Skills

Austin Executive Academy

My Diary Of Rambles With The Twenty-Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, With Burnside's Coast Division, Eighteenth Army Corps, And Army Of The James (1883)

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Kessinger Publishing

Double Feature Magazine is a monthly magazine of science fiction and horror featuring amazing short stories by diverse, talented authors from around the world. Edited by JC Michaels and Gari Seldom.

Double Feature Magazine: Science Fiction & Horror

Literature & Fiction

Boekestein, Jaap

Day, Nicholas

Obermeyer, Fredrick

Sherer, Mike

Michaels, JC

Wilmot, Andrew

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Two brothers scarred by a dark family secret. A deputy consumed by the decade old disappearance of her cousin. An old man summoned to the humble town of Washington Heights by the discovery of an ancient artifact.The haphazard unearthing of this stone relic, hidden from history, strips the townsfolk of their daily facade and forces them to confront their secret lives. As one brother searches for answers to his father's recent suicide and the other searches for relief from a decade of guilt, the deputy begins to draw lines connecting them both to her own obsession. And all the while, the birth of an ancient evil looms just on the horizon.Will any of them see beyond their own problems in time to stop the most prominent sign of the end-times, or will they fall victim to their history and emotions as the world transitions to a thousand years of darkness? This is how the end begins, not with politicians and soldiers, but with the quiet destruction of a little town in Southeastern Ohio. This is the second coming, but it's not Jesus returning, and no one's getting saved.

Tearstone

Genre Fiction

Belfire Press

Dark Recesses Press

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