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High-impact Interpersonal Skills

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High-impact Interpersonal Skills
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Publisher: Bookboon
ISBN-13: 9788740303650
Number of pages: 53

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This e-book explores how leaders can develop the high-impact inter-personal skills which will make them both more effective and more successful. Become a better leader by honing high-impact inter-personal skills such as: influencing; persuading; delegating; coaching; praising and more.

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