Mobile - Wireless Communications White Papers
Listen and Be Heard With "Walkie-Talkie Management"
Overview Communicating is more than just thinking with the lips moving. Successful leaders know how to inspire with words, how to direct debate, and how to elicit constructive input. They essentially know when to talk, what to say, and when to shut up. Many natural leaders possess these skills intuitively and couldn't explain how they learned them, but they can be learned. Walkie-talkies are great tools for communicating directly and expeditiously. They're immediate, mobile, and uncomplicated. They let one do three things: listen and talk while one walks.
| Publisher | Microsoft Tips | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | December 2007 | ||
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