15 Successful Communications Lessons (Collection)

by FT Press Delivers

Make Your Point, Get Heard, Get Understood, and Get Action!

 

Get results! Master breakthrough communications techniques for every audience and every medium–from PowerPoint to face-to-face conversations! Learn to succeed at everything from making a great first impression to communicating complex data…listening effectively to managing a flood of email!

 

From world-renowned leaders and experts, including Jerry Weissman , Mark Magnacca , Terry Fadem , Jurgen Wolff , David M. Levine , and many more

 

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Less Is The Proper Use of Graphics for Effective Presentations (Jerry Weissman) Grabbing Your Audience’s Attention If You Don’t, Your Presentation May Be Doomed (Jerry Weissman) Don’t Make Them Think!: Creating the Best Flow for the Elements of any Great Presentation (Jerry Weissman) Grab Your Audience’s First Impressions Set the Presentation On–or Off–Course (Mark Magnacca) Presenting to Win : How to Use Animation Effectively to Tell Your Story (Jerry Weissman) Presenting Data in Charts and Categorical and Numerical Variables (David M. Levine and David F. Stephan) How to Get Your Presentation Audience to Aha! (Jerry Weissman) Capturing Your Audience Immediately (and You Are Off to a Great Presentation!) (Jerry Weissman) Great The Most Important Tool in a Manager’s Toolbox (Terry J. Fadem) How to Guide Conversations Toward Extraordinary Results (Jurgen Wolff) Unasked Questions Are Foolish Ones (Terry J. Fadem) Create Your Personal Questioning Style (Terry J. Fadem) How to Keep the Email Monster from Eating You Alive (Jurgen Wolff) How to Ask the Best Probing Questions (Terry J. Fadem) The Role of Listening in Asking the Right Questions (Terry J. Fadem)  

Genres: Business, Nonfiction, Self Help, Reference, Communication

127 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 1, 2010

Reviews

[Carol · Rating 2 out of 5]

skimming it - ok read

[Ron · Rating 2 out of 5]

free for the kindle and i still may have overpaid - mostly common sense that i've seen over the years, might be worthwhile for somebody starting out in the business world

[Jerry Bertelsen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Many things were obvious but things you don't normally thing of. Worth the read, but will need to read again looking for specific lessons.

[Jason · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very basic, quite repetitive. Maybe good for someone just starting in the business world.

[Georgia · Rating 2 out of 5]

Read it if you can get it for free; otherwise, skip it.

[Cheryl]

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