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Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes Are High

2015-05-122017-11-24 ~ Mark

I re-read Crucial Conversations, a book I’d read for a previous job years and years ago. It’s proven its worth many times over. It’s all about creating safety when you need to hold people accountable, or have other awkward conversations where your counterpart’s defenses (and your own!) are going to be on high alert.

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