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Managing Up: How to Report Work Correctly?
This is a practical manual on "work reporting". Through "2 kinds of understanding, 3 steps and 5 questions", it comprehensively analyzes the superior-subordinate relationship in the workplace and how to establish a harmonious superior-subordinate relationship. It teaches readers step by step how to report work correctly. At the same time, this book is also a behavioral guide to interpret "how to get along perfectly with your boss."
341Reads9.4Score163Shelves
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Learn the Art of Reading People from the FBI: U. S. Federal Agents' Secret Code for Identifying People
Agents of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) also concluded this sentence in their research on criminal subjects: "When the international security situation is so severe, people must first identify a person, and during continuous observation of the person, they must truly distinguish the inner changes of the person. Only in this way can they accurately read him." This book starts from the perspective of criminal psychology and conducts targeted analysis and research from man
5Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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My First Introductory Book on Logic to Improve My Thinking Ability
This book avoids obscure professional terminology and boring pure theory, but uses a combination of knowledge and interest to tell you "what is logic" and "how to learn and apply logic in life" in a simple and easy-to-understand way. It presents the knowledge of logic to people in an easy-to-understand way, allowing people to truly experience logic in the world.
—Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Guiguzi's Communication Skills
Gui Guzi, a famous thinker and military strategist during the Warring States Period, was called the "ancestor of Wang Chan" by later generations. He was the common ancestor of Taoists, military strategists, and political strategists. He can be called the most underestimated saint in Chinese history. According to historical records, the strategists Sun Bin and Pang Juan, and the diplomats Su Qin and Zhang Yi during the Warring States Period all came from Guiguzi's sect. The book "Guiguzi" was com
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