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How to Say It For Women

Communicating with Confidence and Power Using the Language of Success

by Phyllis Mindell

Prentice Hall Press, 2001

Category: Career & Self-Development

How to Say It For Women

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In this summary you will learn

  • How to conquer fears of public speaking
  • When and how to offer meaningful praise and insightful criticism
  • How to understand the power and politics of grammar
  • How women, in particular, can earn leadership through written, spoken and nonverbal communication

Why you should read How to Say It For Women

Communication and gender gaps plague the workplace. Groups at corporate meetings and presentations often ignore females' voices or relegate them to the background. Fortunately, Dr. Phyllis Mindell diagnoses the language problems that block women in business and provides grammatical cures for lackluster skills. Her book offers excellent examples, exercises and "action plans" to guide women (and, to a large extent, men, too) through the maze of language and politics. The text's only flaw is a small dose of repetition. Otherwise, getAbstract considers this book essential reading for women in the executive suite and those trapped below the glass ceiling.

About the author

Dr. Phyllis Mindell, a consultant and a professor at Georgetown Medical School, has written books, articles and research papers on language and communication. Her books include Power Reading and A Woman's Guide to the Language of Success.

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