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Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. Fully updated, with an additional chapter on common problems, Business Etiquette guides the reader through the unwritte… More...
Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. Fully updated, with an additional chapter on common problems, Business Etiquette guides the reader through the unwritten code of good business manners, which, when followed by individuals and their companies, will enable them to: • work more effectively and profitably together • establish and sustain successful long-term relationships • improve individual development and potential for promotion. Mastering the rules of business etiquette is a straightforward process. Business Etiquette is a simple and practical guide to handling a wide variety of business situations, both difficult and commonplace, in which business people are likely to be judged by their command of correct business behaviour. However highly you may rate your manners, the questionnaires and checklists provided will help you to find major ways in which to improve your performance. The results may surprise you. Being well mannered is a real source of personal and corporate competitive advantage. Spending time on achieving it must represent a good investment. Contents: The golden rules of good business manners • The golden rules • What is your IMPACT rating? • Checklist scores • Dealing with people face to face • Meeting for the first time • The job interview • Assess you own performance • Customers, suppliers and colleagues • Judging seniority • Making face to face discussions effective • Handling conflict • Respecting confidences • Keeping colleagues informed • Building relationship • Dealing with your boss • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment tests • Handling business meetings • Informal meetings • Formal meetings • Business meals • Social occasions • Hospitality events • Office parties and the like • Weddings and funerals • Assess your own performance • Checklist scores • The etiquette of the written word • Business correspondence • E-mail • Internal memoranda • Putting theory into practice an exercise • The etiquette of the telephone • Initiating a call • Switchboards and secretaries • Organising a call • Interrupted calls • Good telephone manners • Receiving calls • Interruptions • Recording calls • Conference calls • Security • Mobile phones • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment test • Being courteous to foreign business people • Different cultures, different customs • Speaking their language • Key differences in business manners when dealing with... • Ethnic and religious differences • Summing up • Business to business • Respect hierarchies • Be loyal to your firm • Speak well of your firm • Handling complaints • The negotiation minefield • Confidential material • Acting honourably • A good loser • Handling customers and suppliers • Prompt and fair • The benefit of the doubt • Recognising mutual interest • Assess your company’s performance • Checklist scores • Common problems • Trip wires and elephant traps • The uncouth boss • Blowing the whistle • Amorous encounters • Office rage • To conclude... • Case studies • The disappearing boss • The Arab deal • The meeting muggers Printed Pages: 128., Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009, 6, Science has never been so easyor so much fun!With The Everything Kids' Science Experiments Book, all you need to do is gather a few household items and you can recreate dozens of mind-blowing, kid-tested science experiments. High school science teacher Tom Robinson shows you how to expand your scientific horizons from biology, chemistry, physics, technology, and engineeringto outer space.You'll discover answers to questions like:Is it possible to blow up a balloon without actually blowing into it?What is inside coins?Can a magnet ever be "turned off"?Do toilets always flush in the same direction?Can a swimming pool be cleaned with just the breath of one person?Whether you've always been interested in STEM or you're looking for a cool science fair project, you'll want to test these fun and educational experiments for yourself!, Adams Media Corporation, 6, 20th Century Fox, 1998-01-01. VHS. Very Good/Very Good. excellent condition VHS tape in original sleeve; Just Around the Corner is the film in which little Shirley Temple ends the Depression all by herself! The story starts realistically enough, with 10-year-old Penny Hale (Temple) sharing a basement apartment with her widowed father Jeff (Charles Farrell, in his final Fox film). Once a prosperous architect, Jeff has been working as a hotel janitor-engineer ever since the Wall Street Crash. Ordered by pompous hotel concierge Waters (Franklin Pangborn) to keep her place, Penny nonetheless has fun wandering the lobbies of the posh establishment under the watchful and protective eyes of her friends, Kitty the maid (Joan Davis), Gus the chauffeur (Bert Lahr) and Corporal Jones the doorman (Bill Robinson). Having been told by her dad that the only person who can pull the country out of the Depression is Uncle Sam, Penny becomes convinced that goateed billionaire tycoon S. G. Henshaw (Claude Gillingwater Sr.) is Uncle Sam come to life. Charming her way into the heart of the irascible Henshaw, Penny convinces him to help the economy get started again. Not only does Uncle Sam accomplish this by creating thousands of new jobs, but he also manages to give Penny's father Jeff a new start in life, much to the delight of Jeff's sweetheart Lola (Amanda Duff). The film's highlights are Shirley Temple's always-delightul dance duets with Bill "Bojangles" Robinson; less easy to take when seen today is the closing "Buttons and Epaulets" production number, performed by a chorus of servile blacks. Hal Erickson, Rovi, 20th Century Fox, 1998-01-01, 3, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. Fully updated, with an additional chapter on common problems, Business Etiquette guides the reader through the unwritten code of good business manners, which, when followed by individuals and their companies, will enable them to: • work more effectively and profitably together • establish and sustain successful long-term relationships • improve individual development and potential for promotion. Mastering the rules of business etiquette is a straightforward process. Business Etiquette is a simple and practical guide to handling a wide variety of business situations, both difficult and commonplace, in which business people are likely to be judged by their command of correct business behaviour. However highly you may rate your manners, the questionnaires and checklists provided will help you to find major ways in which to improve your performance. The results may surprise you. Being well mannered is a real source of personal and corporate competitive advantage. Spending time on achieving it must represent a good investment. Contents: The golden rules of good business manners • The golden rules • What is your IMPACT rating? • Checklist scores • Dealing with people face to face • Meeting for the first time • The job interview • Assess you own performance • Customers, suppliers and colleagues • Judging seniority • Making face to face discussions effective • Handling conflict • Respecting confidences • Keeping colleagues informed • Building relationship • Dealing with your boss • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment tests • Handling business meetings • Informal meetings • Formal meetings • Business meals • Social occasions • Hospitality events • Office parties and the like • Weddings and funerals • Assess your own performance • Checklist scores • The etiquette of the written word • Business correspondence • E-mail • Internal memoranda • Putting theory into practice an exercise • The etiquette of the telephone • Initiating a call • Switchboards and secretaries • Organising a call • Interrupted calls • Good telephone manners • Receiving calls • Interruptions • Recording calls • Conference calls • Security • Mobile phones • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment test • Being courteous to foreign business people • Different cultures, different customs • Speaking their language • Key differences in business manners when dealing with... • Ethnic and religious differences • Summing up • Business to business • Respect hierarchies • Be loyal to your firm • Speak well of your firm • Handling complaints • The negotiation minefield • Confidential material • Acting honourably • A good loser • Handling customers and suppliers • Prompt and fair • The benefit of the doubt • Recognising mutual interest • Assess your company’s performance • Checklist scores • Common problems • Trip wires and elephant traps • The uncouth boss • Blowing the whistle • Amorous encounters • Office rage • To conclude... • Case studies • The disappearing boss • The Arab deal • The meeting muggers Printed Pages: 128., Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009, 6, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. Fully updated, with an additional chapter on common problems, Business Etiquette guides the reader through the unwritten code of good business manners, which, when followed by individuals and their companies, will enable them to: • work more effectively and profitably together • establish and sustain successful long-term relationships • improve individual development and potential for promotion. Mastering the rules of business etiquette is a straightforward process. Business Etiquette is a simple and practical guide to handling a wide variety of business situations, both difficult and commonplace, in which business people are likely to be judged by their command of correct business behaviour. However highly you may rate your manners, the questionnaires and checklists provided will help you to find major ways in which to improve your performance. The results may surprise you. Being well mannered is a real source of personal and corporate competitive advantage. Spending time on achieving it must represent a good investment. Contents: The golden rules of good business manners • The golden rules • What is your IMPACT rating? • Checklist scores • Dealing with people face to face • Meeting for the first time • The job interview • Assess you own performance • Customers, suppliers and colleagues • Judging seniority • Making face to face discussions effective • Handling conflict • Respecting confidences • Keeping colleagues informed • Building relationship • Dealing with your boss • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment tests • Handling business meetings • Informal meetings • Formal meetings • Business meals • Social occasions • Hospitality events • Office parties and the like • Weddings and funerals • Assess your own performance • Checklist scores • The etiquette of the written word • Business correspondence • E-mail • Internal memoranda • Putting theory into practice an exercise • The etiquette of the telephone • Initiating a call • Switchboards and secretaries • Organising a call • Interrupted calls • Good telephone manners • Receiving calls • Interruptions • Recording calls • Conference calls • Security • Mobile phones • Assess your own performance • Suggested answers to assessment test • Being courteous to foreign business people • Different cultures, different customs • Speaking their language • Key differences in business manners when dealing with... • Ethnic and religious differences • Summing up • Business to business • Respect hierarchies • Be loyal to your firm • Speak well of your firm • Handling complaints • The negotiation minefield • Confidential material • Acting honourably • A good loser • Handling customers and suppliers • Prompt and fair • The benefit of the doubt • Recognising mutual interest • Assess your company’s performance • Checklist scores • Common problems • Trip wires and elephant traps • The uncouth boss • Blowing the whistle • Amorous encounters • Office rage • To conclude... • Case studies • The disappearing boss • The Arab deal • The meeting muggers Printed Pages: 128., Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009, 6, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009. 2nd edition. Softcover. New. Fully updated, with an additional chapter on common problems, Business Etiquette guides the reader through the unwritten code of good business manners, which, when followed by individuals and their companies, will enable them to: work more effectively and profitably together establish and sustain successful long-term relationships improve individual development and potential for promotion. Mastering the rules of business etiquette is a straightforward process. Business Etiquette is a simple and practical guide to handling a wide variety of business situations, both difficult and commonplace, in which business people are likely to be judged by their command of correct business behaviour. However highly you may rate your manners, the questionnaires and checklists provided will help you to find major ways in which to improve your performance. The results may surprise you. Being well mannered is a real source of personal and corporate competitive advantage. Spending time on achieving it must represent a good investment. Contents: The golden rules of good business manners The golden rules What is your IMPACT rating? Checklist scores Dealing with people face to face Meeting for the first time The job interview Assess you own performance Customers, suppliers and colleagues Judging seniority Making face to face discussions effective Handling conflict Respecting confidences Keeping colleagues informed Building relationship Dealing with your boss Assess your own performance Suggested answers to assessment tests Handling business meetings Informal meetings Formal meetings Business meals Social occasions Hospitality events Office parties and the like Weddings and funerals Assess your own performance Checklist scores The etiquette of the written word Business correspondence E-mail Internal memoranda Putting theory into practice an exercise The etiquette of the telephone Initiating a call Switchboards and secretaries Organising a call Interrupted calls Good telephone manners Receiving calls Interruptions Recording calls Conference calls Security Mobile phones Assess your own performance Suggested answers to assessment test Being courteous to foreign business people Different cultures, different customs Speaking their language Key differences in business manners when dealing with... Ethnic and religious differences Summing up Business to business Respect hierarchies Be loyal to your firm Speak well of your firm Handling complaints The negotiation minefield Confidential material Acting honourably A good loser Handling customers and suppliers Prompt and fair The benefit of the doubt Recognising mutual interest Assess your companys performance Checklist scores Common problems Trip wires and elephant traps The uncouth boss Blowing the whistle Amorous encounters Office rage To conclude... Case studies The disappearing boss The Arab deal The meeting muggers Printed Pages: 128. Business Etiquette (Second Edition)David Robinson9788175544444, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2009, 6, Chatto & Windus 1989. Octavo softcover (VG+); all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples. Ordering more than one book will reduce your overall postage costs., Chatto & Windus 1989, 0, HarperCollins Canada / Non-Fiction. Very Good+. 1992. Trade Paperback. 0380719479 . Trade Paperback in Very Good condition. Tightly bound, unmakred text with light cover scuffing and edgewear. "Based on personal letters and memoranda, this is an imtimate, compelling and fascinating portrait of a family who influenced the destiny of their nation and epitomized the American Dream." ; B&W Photographs; 7.87 X 5.28 X 1.10 inches ., HarperCollins Canada / Non-Fiction, 1992, 3, Fortress Press, 1973. Soft cover. Good. Good clean tight copy with light wear from use. Text HAS UNDERLINING marks. Professional book dealer since 1999. All orders are processed promptly and carefully packaged with tracking., Fortress Press, 1973, 2.5<
