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Effective communication can be the most important asset on your balance sheet. The difference between providing information and communicating a meaningful message can be as different as lighting a match and building a bonfire.Be Complete. Be Consistent. Be Concerned. These rules—and the seven others Booher outlines in this book—sound simple enough. But these essentials of good communication mark the difference between failure and success for any business, career, or relationship. Even if your communication technology changes—from e-mail and voice mail to teleconferencing and blogging—the rules remain the same. You have to be credible as a communicator.Fortune 500 consultant Dianna Booher is one of the world’s foremost authorities on business communication. She’s trained and consulted some of the top executives in the leading companies—and she has heard all the grumbling between departments about “the lack of communication” today. Using 10 clear-cut strategies, she will show you exactly what to say, how to say it, when to say it, and even how to present yourself credibly—all crucial elements in business today.The Voice of Authority is loaded with practical tips to help you
One by one, Booher tackles the basic challenges of communication and offers real strategies for getting through to people. From the most routine messages to more sensitive “bad news” subjects and situations, you’ll be able to manage reactions, communicate with clout, and lead others with success. From Jeffrey Gitomer’s Sales Moves Column (August 2007): "Plain talk makes sales; fancy talk makes you sound lame""In the past fifteen years I have only reviewed a handful of books in this forum. This book ROCKS! I recommend you invest in The Voice of Authority. Your words speak as loud as your actions—in spite of clichés to the contrary. These strategies are so transferable
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Here's what today's top thought leaders are saying about The Voice of Authority : |
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“Great leaders are first and foremost great communicators. If you want to take your leadership to a higher level, read this book.” —Ken Blanchard, coauthor, The One Minute Manager® and |
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“Wow! What a great book. Your ability to communicate determines as much as 85% of your success (or frustration) and this book gives you practical ideas you can use to become more persuasive—immediately.” —Brian Tracy, author, The Power of Charm |
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“Dianna Booher has taken her well-honed and world-class guidance on effective communication to a new, different, and powerful level. Put it to use every day—your organization will be stronger and more vital for it.” —John W. Gill, executive vice president, Human Resources, |
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“Dianna Booher says very few people admit to being a poor communicator. The fact is excellent communication skills are critical to effective leadership. The insights Dianna shares in this book are a must read for those few, as well as all the experts.” —Tim Minard, senior vice president, Principal Financial Group |
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“This book outlines what’s missing in most organizations today––clear communication! I hope leaders are listening … and reading it. Highly recommended.” —Kevin Connell, Vice President, Bell Helicopter XworX |
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“For employees to be engaged in their work, they must trust their leaders. To build trust people must know you care, are competent and consistent. Communication is a core skill for every leader and it is essential to building trust within an organization. This book provides the reader with sound communication strategies.” —Deborah Masten, Vice President and Director of Associate Development, |
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“Life is about relationships. And relationships are about communication. Dianna Booher takes the mystery out of communication skills.” —Dr. O. S. Hawkins, president and CEO, |
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