Communication Tools for Any Trade: A Simple Blueprint for Getting Along at Work
À propos de cet e-book
D. Dale, Owner, Wayne Manufacturing
Over the years, Joe and his wife, Betty, have built a successful plumbing business, but its at a crisis pointall because of interpersonal relationships. Joe faces an ultimatum from his managers: fire Betty, or they will quit.
In Communication Tools for Any Trade, authors Layton Park and Myrna Park tell Joe and Bettys story while exploring the key skills and traits of successful business and personal relationships. Using information gained from their personal experiences of starting and running businesses and from examples encountered consulting with clients, the Parks present a guidebook for overcoming communication challenges that many businesses face.
Focusing on the importance of both verbal and nonverbal communication, Communication Tools for Any Trade presents an informative guide to DISC behavioral styles and values in business and explores ways to recognize, remember, and use them. This business parable provides insight in the how and why of relationships and illustrates the fundamental principles necessary to succeed in business and in life.
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À propos de l'auteur
Layton Park graduated with an architecture degree and began a design and building company that employed more than eighty people. He is the author of five other books.
Myrna Park graduated from the University of Alberta and founded a successful real estate company that became a major competitor in her market.
They each sold their businesses, moved to a warmer climate, and now own Max-U.com, a consulting firm that focuses on what businesses want and how they can get from the vision to the results.
Layton Park graduated with an architecture degree and began a design and building company that employed more than eighty people. He is the author of five other books.
Myrna Park graduated from the University of Alberta and founded a successful real estate company that became a major competitor in her market.
They each sold their businesses, moved to a warmer climate, and now own Max-U.com, a consulting firm that focuses on what businesses want and how they can get from the vision to the results.
