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Relationships & Personal Communication Summaries

Building a good rapport with your colleagues doesn’t mean you have to go out partying with them every night. But work colleagues who get along have a record of working better and more efficiently together than co-workers who rub each other up the wrong way. So get the chemistry right between you and your team members.

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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
 

Stephen R. Covey

Free Press, 2004

(10)

Likeable Business
 

Dave Kerpen

McGraw-Hill, 2013

(7)

The Emotional Life of Your Brain
 

Richard J. Davidson and Sharon Begley

Plume, 2012

(7)

Positive Intelligence
 

Shirzad Chamine

Greenleaf Book Group, 2012

(7)

Your Killer Emotions
 

Ken Lindner

Greenleaf Book Group, 2013

(7)

Emotional Intelligence
 

Daniel Goleman

Bantam, 2006

(9)

The Speed of Trust
 

Stephen M.R. Covey and Rebecca R. Merrill

Free Press, 2006

(8)

The 8th Habit
 

Stephen R. Covey

Free Press, 2004

(9)

Crucial Conversations
 

Kerry Patterson et al.

McGraw-Hill, 2002

(9)

Everyone Communicates, Few Connect
 

John C. Maxwell

Nelson Publishers, 2010

(8)

How to Win Friends and Influence People
 

Dale Carnegie

Pocket Books, 1994

(9)

First Things First
 

Stephen R. Covey et al.

Simon & Schuster, 1994

(9)

Mindset
 

Carol S. Dweck

Random House, 2006

(7)

Conversation Transformation

Ben E. Benjamin et al.

McGraw-Hill, 2012

(7)

How Will You Measure Your Life?
 

Clayton M. Christensen et al.

HarperBusiness, 2012

(8)

Getting to Yes
 

Roger Fisher et al.

Penguin, 1991

(9)

The Triangle of Truth
 

Lisa Earle McLeod

Perigee, 2010

(7)

The Trusted Advisor Fieldbook
 

Charles H. Green and Andrea P. Howe

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2012

(7)

Building Influence in the Workplace
 

Aryanne Oade

Palgrave Macmillan, 2010

(8)

Difficult Conversations
 

Douglas Stone et al.

Penguin, 2000

(9)

Managing Conflict at Work
 

Clive Johnson and Jackie Keddy

Kogan Page, 2010

(8)

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Relationships & Personal Communication

You don’t have to go bowling or to the movies with your colleagues, but it certainly makes for a better work environment if everyone gets along. Personality conflicts and professional disagreements are normal when you spend 40 or so hours together every week. Productivity and morale can suffer, though, when employees allow their personal differences to poison the workplace.

If a lack of teamwork and cohesiveness are preventing your division from operating at peak efficiency, you’ll benefit from exploring getAbstract’s large collection of pertinent summaries on relationships and personal communication. Odds are that you’ll find information relevant to your particular circumstance, whether it involves a power struggle, conflict resolution or anger management. You’ll learn techniques for rooting out negativity, dealing with office politics and asserting yourself without coming off as a raging egotist.

Leading the Way

One theme that invariably seems to surface in almost every getAbstract category is the value of good leadership. Managers are responsible for setting the tone at the workplace and creating a harmonious atmosphere that promotes productivity. The material you’ll discover in this category isn’t just for those struggling to unify their teams. Even the best managers are bound to uncover nuggets of wisdom that will broaden their knowledge and further strengthen their leadership capabilities.

Look Outside

The topic of relationships and personal communication has ramifications that extend far beyond your office walls. The integral role that social media now play in the business world demands a more sophisticated approach. getAbstract can help you develop critical skills for establishing connections so you don’t lose any ground in a business environment that is constantly evolving.

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