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The Entrepreneurial Conversation.


The Entrepreneurial Conversation

Edward G. Rogoff, Ph.D. and Michael Corbett Michael Corbett can refer to any of the following people
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Authors Edward G. Rogoff and Michael Corbett combine their expertise in The Entrepreneurial Conversation: The Powerful Way to Create Mutually Beneficial Adj. 1. mutually beneficial - mutually dependent
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, Long-Term Business Relationships, a guide to promoting dialogues that converge con·verge  
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 toward creative solutions to business problems in a non-adversarial way. Tips, tricks, and techniques from steering conversations away from confrontations that put either or both parties on the defensive, and toward positive consensus-building outcomes range from the simple importance of being a great listener to making time to speak face-to-face to the perils of excessive small talk. Point-by-point recommendations for keeping conversations on track make The Entrepreneurial Conversation an asset to reader who frequently engages in work- or job-related conversations, whether the reader is personally an entrepreneur or not.
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Date:Jan 1, 2007
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