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Excellent oral and written communication skills required

Tom Stapleton

1994

The eloquent executive

William Parkhurst

1988

Communication: concepts and processes

Joseph A. DeVito

1971

How to make people listen (without being pushy)

Jean Hudson

2011

Speech act phenomenology

Richard L. Lanigan

1977

Communication for careers

Agency for Instructional Technology, Thomson South-Western

1998

Speak, listen, and learn

Colleen Abbott

2004

Forms of talk

Erving Goffman

1981

The voice book

Michael McCallion

1988

Hard Talks

Holly Weeks

2008

Speech communication made simple

Paulette Dale

2000

Now presenting

C. Douglas Billet

2000

Communicating one-to-one at work

Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM)

2007

The results-driven manager

Harvard Business School

2004

Talking American

Donal A. Carbaugh

1988

Spoken discourse

Willis Edmondson

1981

Lectures on conversation

Harvey Sacks

1992

Hate speech

Rita Kirk Whillock

1995

Everyday mother talk to toddlers

Schachter, Frances Fuchs

1979

Early communicative skills

Gilbert MacKay

1989

Careers for persuasive types & others who won't take no for an answer

Jan Goldberg

2000

Bearing Witness

Fiona C. Ross

2002

The Presentation Skills Workshop

Sherron, Ph.D. Bienvenu

1999

Use your words

Carol Garhart Mooney

2005

The art of communicating

Bert Decker

1988

Smart speaking

Laurie Schloff

1991

7 steps to fearless speaking

Lilyan Wilder

1999

Investigating classroom discourse

Steve Walsh

2006

Rhetoric at Rome

Professo Clarke

1996

Effective Communication Skiills

Marsha J. Ludden

2002

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