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Communication in personnel management

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Make the most of your best

Dorothy Sarnoff

1981

The happy employee

Susan Shelly, Julia Mcgovern

2008

Coping with Toxic Managers, Subordinates ...And Other Difficult People

Roy H. Lubit

2003

Getting to the heart of employee engagement

Les Landes

2012

Management in two cultures

Eva S. Kras

1995

Words that win

Don Gabor

2003

Developing the global organization

Robert T. Moran, J.D., William G. Stripp, Ph.D., Philip R. Harris

1993

Voices of diversity

Renee Blank

1994

Assertiveness at work

Kate Back, Ken Back

1982

Feedback Skills for Leaders

Patti Hathaway

2006

Effective communication for today's manager

Barbara S. Jones, James C. Robbins, James G. Robbins

1974

Managing your mouth

Robert L. Genua

1992

NLP and the new manager

Ian McDermott, Ian Shircore

2000

Why Didn't I Say That?!

Donald H. Weiss

1994

Conversations for change

Shawn Kent Hayashi

2011

The essentials of corporate communications and public relations

Harvard Business School, Society for Human Resource Management

2006

An ideas into action guidebook giving feedback to subordinates

Raoul J. Buron, Dana McDonald-Mann

2007

Smart moves

Samuel D. Deep

1990

Giving feedback

Harvard Business School

2007

Laws of communication

Richard Schuttler

2010

Managing with carrots

Adrian Robert Gostick

2001

Human relations

Marie Dalton

1992

Communicating employee responsibilities and rights

Chimezie A. B. Osigweh

1987

The Art of Constructive Confrontation

John Hoover

2005

The human factor to profitability

Jeanette M. Black

2015

Organisational Communications

Paul Turner

2003

Communicating Across Cultures

Maureen Guirdham

1999

How to be a great boss without being bossy

Devlin Donaldson

1994

Communicating change

TJ Larkin

1994

Workplace wars and how to end them

Kenneth Kaye

1994

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