How to Be a Great Communicator: In Person, on Paper, and on the Podium
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| Rating | : | 4.35 (796 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0471163147 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The author gives you the knowledge you need to excel at all types of business communication. By using his Five Keys to Successful Communication anyone can unlock the potential to become a great communicator in any medium.. He shows that all successful business communication, whether a speech from a podium or a face-to-face conversation, stems from the same basic principles
Recommended for public libraries.?Lisa J. Like Zig Zigler and Peter Lowe, Qubein inspires listeners and readers to greater success with enthusiasm and energy. He came to the United States as a young man unable to speak English and went on to learn it and become president of the National Speaker's Association, provide training seminars for many large companies, and write six books on communication and success. From Library Journal Qubein (Get the Best from Yourself, Berkley, 1986) is well qualified to write a book on communication. His latest book (based on his best-selling audiocassette), which emphasizes business communication, is for anyone who wants to become a better communicator. He covers verbal and nonverbal communication as well as effective ways to communicate in different media. Cihlar, Winfield P.L., Ill.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Inform
"Want to be Spoon Feed? This Is YOUR BOOK!" according to A Customer. The book is constantly on the edge of being all fluff. It lacks depth. This book takes the few important things Qubein chooses to share and ever so gently goes over the details. The author talks directly and softly without being chatty. This would be a very good book for a very young reader that wants to learn about public speaking. For adults, looking for a book to practice speed reading and skimming, the book is a truly outstanding. While it is well written and well organized, there is hardly ever a challenging thought. You should be able to read this book at the speed of light. Speed reading and skimming are valuable skills. Personally, I. Way too much needless information Mark T. Brody I agree with one reviewer, in the fact that this book is just WAY too full of useless information. 80% of this book is filler. I couldn't even weed through all of the needless information in order for this book to make an impact on me. I was reading, and kept drifting off, because I simply didn't care about most of what he was saying. I wanted to become a 'Great Communicator'. Instead, I found my patience was being tested! I don't recommend this book for anyone who doesn't want to know every little nit picking detail about certain things like the origins of language, and certain common sense things, which he explains in FULL detail.No need f. I learned so much from this one book! This book talks about the importance of communication skills. It is full of helpful ideas that will help you and your business. We often don't realize that we spend the majority of our day communicating -- many of us need to improve this skill. This book teaches the importance of simple language while also guiding our words into the next century with the importance of recognizing "politically correct" terminology. This book will help you to communicate more effectively in today's marketplace. It is a fabulous and informative book!