From the Internet and e-commerce to contract work and globalization; the way we work and communicate is changing constantly. Still; one essential fact remains: We must pay attention to the little things — the details that demonstrate that we know how to communicate and interact with others on a professional level; regardless of our position or occupation. In this book; longtime business communications consultant and trainer Barbara Pachter offers 601 essential ways to approach every business situation and relationship with confidence and ease. With its empathetic tone and entertaining real-life anecdotes; When the Little Things Count . . . and They Always Count offers inspiration and advice to help get us to the next level of professionalism and success.
#580134 in Books Ivan R. Dee 2007-09-25 2007-09-25Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.05 x 1.06 x 6.08l; 1.56 #File Name: 1566637155463 pages
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Molotov talks.....!!!!By R. O'neilIf you are interested in Russian/Soviet History this book gives a great insight into one of the MAIN characters of the 20th century...and he is not ashamed of his actions...He lived a long life and was mentally active until the end....Likely he is telling "HIS" version of things but what is unique about this book is that Molotov met with Felic Chuev over a period of 17 years and answered most questions .... Molotov is filtered by Felix Chuev and I believe is as close to an Autobiography we can get....Most high level Communists did not believe in writing Memoirs .... not until the 1980's did such books appear.........1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great Purge and the lesser purges of the post WWII ...By CustomerNotes from his softball questioning by another Stalin true-believer. Molotov provides more details than one really wants to know about the Stalin years without ever discussing in detail the Ukrainian famine; Great Purge and the lesser purges of the post WWII period. Nevertheless it provides a useful insight into how probably Stalin viewed himself (as a dedicated Leninist defending Communism from an army of heretics).0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. ExcellentBy WILLIAM S. GRAYExcellent and chilling account of the socialist mindset.
