I don’t know about you, but I only find time for serious reading when
I’m on holiday. Here are some of the books I’m looking forward to
exploring during the Christmas break.
Sometimes in life, all you need to do is to ask the right question.
Either of yourself or of others. Once the right question is there, you
have a reasonable chance of getting the right answer. At least that's what the queen discovered.
How can you take the right decision in international meetings? Bob
Dignen explains how
five simple guidelines can help to make decision-making less complex in
the
final video in our series on the topic of meetings.
When colleagues interrupt you for the tenth time in a meeting, do you want to shout at them? In the fourth video in our series of five on the topic of meetings, Bob Dignen has a more productive suggestion. He recommends using the TUFapproach. Learn how to use it in this video.
In the third video on the topic of meetings, Bob Dignen explains how to expand your role as an international meetings participant. Find out why you shouldn't let the leader of the meeting lead, or accept what people say.
Bob Dignen explains how to lead a meeting more effectively in the second in a series of five videos on the topic of meetings. If you're in charge, you should learn how to deal with three problems in particular.
How can you make sure that your meetings start effectively? Preparation is the key to success. In our first Business with Bob video on meetings, Bob Dignen has a number of tips for you — and they're not about making coffee or buying biscuits!
Don't just walk away when you finish a conversation. It's important to leave the person you were talking to with a positive impression. In this video, Bob Dignen gives advice on the best way to end a conversation.
Small talk is not only about talking — you should listen carefully to your business partner, too. Bob Dignen demonstrates how effective the right listening techniques can be in the fourth video in our series of five on socializing.
Peope who have rapport are on the same wavelength, explains Bob Dignen in his third video on socializing. What is rapport? How can you build rapport with your colleagues and business partners?
"Minimum space, maximum information" lautet das Konzept der Reihe. Jeder Titel fasst zu einem ausgewählten Thema Schlüsselwörter, Formulierungen und Regeln zusammen. Zum Nachschlagen und Lernen.