In business, as in presidential politics, image is everything. Without the appropriate dress, body language, and communication skills, the most intelligent and able manager will have little - if any - visibility. Whether preparing for a job interview or a public engagement, businesspeople wig find a closet-full of sound advice in The Winning Image. It explains how to: develop a wardrobe for their particular body type and choose the most flattering colours polish their speaking voice and handle conversations, meetings, and reprimands in a professional manner create an effective image on the podium, on the screen, and before the press. Image checklists, diagrams, and photographs accompany each chapter. In addition, the author has included an "intercultural focus" that discusses appropriate etiquette for doing business abroad.
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Jane Morgan is director of government relations for a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hefty person, intercultural focus, vocal image, corporate custom, authoritative image, corporate expectations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, Behavior Difference, Neil Chesanow, Latin American, Barbara Blaes, Gary Weaver, Ken Cooper, The World Class Executive, Macmillan Publishing Company, Management Review, Middle East, Othell Hand, Rawson Associates, Wall Street New!
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Jane Morgan is director of government relations for a pharmaceutical manufacturer. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hefty person, intercultural focus, vocal image, corporate custom, authoritative image, corporate expectations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, Behavior Difference, Neil Chesanow, Latin American, Barbara Blaes, Gary Weaver, Ken Cooper, The World Class Executive, Macmillan Publishing Company, Management Review, Middle East, Othell Hand, Rawson Associates, Wall Street New!
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- Color and Human Response by Faber Birren on page 73, and page 79
- Public Speaking by Wayne C. Minnick on page 155
- Nonverbal Communication by Albert Mehrabian on page 107
- Social Psychology (Nelson-Hall Series in Psychology) by Stephen Worchel on page 107
- Winners and Losers by Oxfam Publishing on page 34
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