Book description
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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Part I: Confidence
- 1. Your Confidence (or Lack of It) Stands Out Like a Fly in the Sugar Bowl
- 2. Your First Move
- 3. How to Look Dynamic All Day Long
- 4. Big Thinkers Move Big
- 5. You Are So Much More Than Your Job Description
- 6. What’s Your On-the-Job Face?
- 7. Your Biggest Confidence Barometer
- 8. A Crafty Way to Calculate Their Confidence—and Convince Them of Yours
- 9. How to Sound Self-Assured in E-mail and IM
- 10. Can You Be Too Confident?
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Part II: Caring
- 11. Treat Their Ego Like Eggshells
- 12. Is the Sincere Smile an Oxymoron at Work?
- 13. Track Them with Your Torso
- 14. Don’t Give Hit-and-Run Praise
- 15. “Good Eye Contact” Is Not Enough!
- 16. How to Establish Rapport Without Sacrificing Your Principles
- 17. Is It Better to Be Liked or Respected at Work?
- 18. E-mail Amity
- 19. Can You Be Too Nice at Work?
- 20. Should You Have Close Friends at Work?
- 21. A Primal Need
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Part III: Clarity
- 22. How to “See” What They’re Saying
- 23. Make Their Words Your Words
- 24. It’s a “Communication Problem”! Duh
- 25. Put Some Life in Your Listening
- 26. Communicating in a Shrinking World
- 27. Talking to the Opposite Sex (Now That’s a Foreign Language!)
- 28. How to Make Complicated Concepts Clear
- 29. Time Is Money, Especially at Work
- 30. Shorter Is Sweeter—and Clearer
- 31. Kick But
- 32. What’s the Weather Got to Do with Success?
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Part IV: Credibility
- 33. The World Sees You as the Web Sees You— So Watch Out!
- 34. Truth or Consequences (the Consequences Can Be Huge)
- 35. Another Integrity Wrecker
- 36. When a Little Lie Is Unavoidable
- 37. When You’re Late to Work
- 38. Come Out Smelling Like a Rose When You’re Guilty as Heck
- 39. Make Presentations to Gain Credibility
- 40. Professional Speakers’ Secrets
- 41. Convincing Coworkers to See Things Your Way in Meetings
- 42. Grammar Snobs Can Kill Careers
- 43. Are You Credible? (or Just, Like, Credible?)
- 44. How to Lose Credibility Fast
- 45. The Mind Does Not Belong in a Cage (but Sometimes You’re Trapped)
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Part V: Coexistence (With Cruel Bosses and Crazy Colleagues)
- 46. Is This the Section You’ve Been Waiting For?
- 47. The Hypercritical Bully Boss
- 48. When Your Boss Goes Ballistic
- 49. Get It in Writing—Your Own!
- 50. Is Your Boss a Control Freak, or a Freak out of Control?
- 51. Does Reporting a Problem to HR Help?
- 52. When Your Blood Starts to Boil
- 53. When You’re Unjustly Accused
- 54. When You’re Justly Accused (i.e., Guilty)
- 55. Get What You Want from Busy Bosses
- 56. Wouldn’t Work Be Great If It Weren’t for the People?
- 57. Gagging Coworkers You Can’t Stand
- 58. Gossiper’s Friend Today Is Gossiper’s Victim Tomorrow
- 59. How to Skillfully Squash Interrupters
- 60. How to Disagree Without Declaring War
- 61. Before Telling a Coworker Anything
- 62. Don’t Bite the Hand That Signs Your Paycheck
- Part VI: Conclusion
- Bibliography
- About the Author
Product information
- Title: How to Talk to Anyone at Work: 72 Little Tricks for Big Success in Business Relationships
- Author(s):
- Release date: October 2018
- Publisher(s): McGraw-Hill
- ISBN: 9781260108446
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