May 23, 2013

Collaborate effectively

Working effectively with other people is rarely as straightforward as it seems, especially when the people… [more]

Collaborate effectively Collaborate effectively

Build relationships with customers

Initiating, developing and maintaining effective relationships with customers, clients and other business… [more]

Build relationships with customers Build relationships with customers

Be confident and relaxed networking

With the right skills and a deeper level of insight into human relationships, networking and attending… [more]

Be confident and relaxed networking Be confident and relaxed networking

Have a happy family life

The family environment can be just as challenging a place for relationships as work, if not more. Finding… [more]

Have a happy family life Have a happy family life

Resolve issues at work

Relationships with colleagues can be very challenging, particularly in difficult working environments… [more]

Resolve issues at work Resolve issues at work

Be successful socially

Social situations can sometimes present as many challenges as any other relationship context. Cultural… [more]

Be successful socially Be successful socially

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What is the opposite of “quiet?”

It's often said that someone is "quiet', meaning that either they aren't saying much in the moment, or don't say much in general. At least, that's what it appears to mean. In the first instance, the implication is that their "state" is different from normal, either … [Read More...]

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How do you get someone to listen?

It was an informal meeting in a hotel bar with 4 or 5 people present. I'd been asked to say a bit about this myself. This from someone I'd met only a few hours previously. Nothing very unusual about that. What was unusual was the way my short potted history was … [Read More...]

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How do you reach the problem person?

It's so often the way, isn't it? Somebody you're in touch with really sees the change you can help them make in their business. The trouble is... The person who most needs to change is someone else in the organisation, quite probably somebody very senior, perhaps … [Read More...]