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Listening: The Forgotten Skill: A Self-Teaching Guide (Wiley Self-Teaching Guides) (edition 1995)

by Madelyn Burley-Allen

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Here's a proven program for turning effective listening into a powerful business tool.

Managers and other employees spend more than 40 percent of their time listening to other people but often do it so poorly that the result is misunderstood instructions, misdirected projects, and erroneous actions: millions of dollars' worth of mistakes just because most people don't know how to listen. In this new edition of her classic guide to the art of effective listening, Madelyn Burley-Allen shows you how to acquire active, productive listening skills and put them to work for you professionally, socially, and personally. With her time-tested techniques, you'll learn how to:

  • Eliminate distractions and improve your concentration on what is being said
  • Locate key words, phrases, and ideas while listening
  • Cut through your own listening biases
  • Interpret body language clues
  • Ask constructive, non-threatening questions that elicit real information
  • Get others to listen to you
  • Master a whole range of listening skills that you can use on the job and in your personal life.
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Title:Listening: The Forgotten Skill: A Self-Teaching Guide (Wiley Self-Teaching Guides)
Authors:Madelyn Burley-Allen
Info:Wiley (1995), Edition: 2, Paperback, 208 pages
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This is an important area of our lives and it is critical to our cooperation with others. The book is helpful and has insightful information. I recommend this book and consider work on listening a worthy pursuit. ( )
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Self-Improvement. Nonfiction. HTML:

Here's a proven program for turning effective listening into a powerful business tool.

Managers and other employees spend more than 40 percent of their time listening to other people but often do it so poorly that the result is misunderstood instructions, misdirected projects, and erroneous actions: millions of dollars' worth of mistakes just because most people don't know how to listen. In this new edition of her classic guide to the art of effective listening, Madelyn Burley-Allen shows you how to acquire active, productive listening skills and put them to work for you professionally, socially, and personally. With her time-tested techniques, you'll learn how to:

Eliminate distractions and improve your concentration on what is being said Locate key words, phrases, and ideas while listening Cut through your own listening biases Interpret body language clues Ask constructive, non-threatening questions that elicit real information Get others to listen to you Master a whole range of listening skills that you can use on the job and in your personal life. .

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