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Perfect Phrases for Communicating Change

Lawrence Polsky · 2010

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THE RIGHT PHRASE FOR EVERYSITUATION...EVERY TIMEEmployees respond to organizational change with worry, fear, and sometimes even panic. Your job is to keep them motivated and focused—so you must choose your words carefully during times of upheaval.Perfect Phrases for Communicating Change has hundreds of ready-to-use phrases for ensuring your employees make the transition with clarity, commitment, and skill. Learn the most effective language for:Articulating new company initiativesResponding to questions with confidenceEasing employees' fearsClarifying roles and responsibilitiesAddressing resistance and performance problemsPraise for Perfect Phrases for Communicating Change"Perfect Phrases for Communicating Change is a wonderful book, filled with practical, solid advice, suggestions, and examples for how to communicate effectively in a time of change."—John Krajicek, Executive Professor and Assistant Director of Business Communication Studies, Texas A & M University"Communication during organizational change is everything. The right words at the right time can make all the difference between a successful and unsuccessful change initiative. This is a wonderful resource for finding the right words and sentiments to convey any type of change."—Robert J. Marshak, Ph.D., author of Covert Processes at Work: Managing the Five Hidden Dimensions of Organizational Change"Finding the right words to communicate change is challenging, even for the best of managers. In this user-friendly text, Lawrence and Antoine provide hundreds of practical phrases to better prepare managers for the task. The book is rich with insightful suggestions on change messaging considerations and construction."—Edward Ferris, Assistant Professor, The New School for Management and Urban Policy

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שנה
2010
שפה
English
הוצאה
McGraw-Hill
מהדורות
1
ISBN
9780071738309

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