Face to face Communication: Making Human Connections in a Technology-Driven World (CRISP FIFTY-MINUTE SERIES)

Begley, Kathleen A.

ISBN 10: 1560526998 / ISBN 13: 9781560526995

Published by Crisp Pub Inc, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Face to face Communication: Making Human Connections in a Technology-Driven World (CRISP FIFTY-MINUTE SERIES)
• Publisher: Crisp Pub Inc
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1560526998
• ISBN 13: 9781560526995
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Even as technology has allowed us to connect with an ever-expanding global network through the click of a mouse, face-to-face communication is still as important as ever. Improving one's in-person communication may seem nonessential and downright quaint in this computerized age, yet many workplace situations, often those involving conflict, feelings, or other sensitive issues, still demand human contact. FACE-TO-FACE COMMUNICATION explores why personal contact remains the most powerful type of human interaction and what readers can do to improve their skills to become excellent communicators. Even as technology has allowed us to connect with an ever-expanding global network through the click of a mouse, face-to-face communication is still as important as ever. Improving one's in-person communication may seem nonessential and downright quaint in this computerized age, yet many workplace situations, often those involving conflict, feelings, or other sensitive issues, still demand human contact. FACE-TO-FACE COMMUNICATION explores why personal contact remains the most powerful type of human interaction and what readers can do to improve their skills to become excellent communicators.