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Great Feedback ideas, April 26 2002
This review is from: Giving and Receiving Feedback (Paperback)
I would highly recommend the book "Giving and Receiving Feedback" by Patti Hathaway,CSP to anyone who wants to improve their business or personal relationships building constructive communication. On a personal note the planning sections and suggestions can help me redirect some of the things I have been doing and improve my relationships. One of the suggestions I liked the best concerned giving reviews. When giving a review present the negative first, then end the review on an upward appraisal note. If the only section in the book was the section on the difference in how men and women communicate it would be worth buying the book for, but there are so many more great ideas you should be ordering the book now instead of reading this review.
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Patti has done it again, April 12 2002
This review is from: Giving and Receiving Feedback (Paperback)
I found this book easy to read, and packed full of helpful information, tools, suggestions and hints. The author included several self-tests for you to discover how you communicate and give feedback. Then, once you knew where your weak areas were, there was ample material to assist you in improving. Charts give examples, case studies allow you to picture how to use what you've learned, exercises offer practice, and the graphics are appropriate and memorable. This book is for anyone who wants to improve his/her communication skills (and who among us doesn't want to do that!?). Patti covers the differences in men's and women's communication approaches, overcoming negative self-talk, and a DASR (Describe, Acknowledge, Specify, Reaffirm) technique that will guide you in your communications whether with spouse, parent, child, friend, boss, or acquaintance, throughout the rest of your life. I highly recommend it for everyone to read!
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Great Feedback ideas, April 26 2002
By SJ Barry - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Giving and Receiving Feedback (Paperback)
I would highly recommend the book "Giving and Receiving Feedback" by Patti Hathaway,CSP to anyone who wants to improve their business or personal relationships building constructive communication. On a personal note the planning sections and suggestions can help me redirect some of the things I have been doing and improve my relationships. One of the suggestions I liked the best concerned giving reviews. When giving a review present the negative first, then end the review on an upward appraisal note. If the only section in the book was the section on the difference in how men and women communicate it would be worth buying the book for, but there are so many more great ideas you should be ordering the book now instead of reading this review.
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Patti has done it again, April 13 2002
By Bob Busby - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Giving and Receiving Feedback (Paperback)
I found this book easy to read, and packed full of helpful information, tools, suggestions and hints. The author included several self-tests for you to discover how you communicate and give feedback. Then, once you knew where your weak areas were, there was ample material to assist you in improving. Charts give examples, case studies allow you to picture how to use what you've learned, exercises offer practice, and the graphics are appropriate and memorable. This book is for anyone who wants to improve his/her communication skills (and who among us doesn't want to do that!?). Patti covers the differences in men's and women's communication approaches, overcoming negative self-talk, and a DASR (Describe, Acknowledge, Specify, Reaffirm) technique that will guide you in your communications whether with spouse, parent, child, friend, boss, or acquaintance, throughout the rest of your life. I highly recommend it for everyone to read!
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