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TRAINING IN INTERPERSONAL SKILLS : TIPS FOR MANAGING PEOPLE AT WORK

	Training In Interpersonal Skills : Tips For Managing People At Work by Robbins, Stephen P., Hunsaker, Phillip L.
	Price : Rs 325.00
	Your Price : Rs 276.25

This book is designed to help readers develop and practice the key interpersonal skills necessary for success in today™s organizations. Mastery of the concepts and skills contained in this book will help readers.

Enhance self-awareness of interpersonal strengths and skills to improve themselves

Effectively manage themselves and their relationships

Become effective team process facilitators and team builders

Improve communication and problem-solving skills

Lead and motivate others through coaching, counseling, mentoring, and delegating

Apply emotional intelligence to enhance relationships and careers

Productively resolve conflicts through ethical decision-making and negotiation

Enhance interpersonal influence through politicking, persuasion, and valuing diversity

Pages : 428

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