Why Don't People Listen?: Solving the Communication Problem
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Author: Hugh MacKay
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 352
Without effective communication, we are completely isolated. Relationships founder, partnerships collapse, businesses go under. In this book the author shows the reader a simple method of improving relationships - at home or in the workplace - through a more disciplined and sensitive approach to communication. Hugh Mackay uses a family to illustrate his ideas in the book. Their various traumas - disgruntled wife, unsupportive husband, rebellious daughter, hideous boss, unresponsive colleagues etc - run through the book aiming to bring every point home in the clearest possible way and providing a sense of focus for the reader.
Author: Hugh MacKay
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 352
Without effective communication, we are completely isolated. Relationships founder, partnerships collapse, businesses go under. In this book the author shows the reader a simple method of improving relationships - at home or in the workplace - through a more disciplined and sensitive approach to communication. Hugh Mackay uses a family to illustrate his ideas in the book. Their various traumas - disgruntled wife, unsupportive husband, rebellious daughter, hideous boss, unresponsive colleagues etc - run through the book aiming to bring every point home in the clearest possible way and providing a sense of focus for the reader.
Format: Secondhand, Paperback
Description
NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Hugh MacKay
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 352
Without effective communication, we are completely isolated. Relationships founder, partnerships collapse, businesses go under. In this book the author shows the reader a simple method of improving relationships - at home or in the workplace - through a more disciplined and sensitive approach to communication. Hugh Mackay uses a family to illustrate his ideas in the book. Their various traumas - disgruntled wife, unsupportive husband, rebellious daughter, hideous boss, unresponsive colleagues etc - run through the book aiming to bring every point home in the clearest possible way and providing a sense of focus for the reader.
Author: Hugh MacKay
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 352
Without effective communication, we are completely isolated. Relationships founder, partnerships collapse, businesses go under. In this book the author shows the reader a simple method of improving relationships - at home or in the workplace - through a more disciplined and sensitive approach to communication. Hugh Mackay uses a family to illustrate his ideas in the book. Their various traumas - disgruntled wife, unsupportive husband, rebellious daughter, hideous boss, unresponsive colleagues etc - run through the book aiming to bring every point home in the clearest possible way and providing a sense of focus for the reader.
Why Don't People Listen?: Solving the Communication Problem
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