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Highlights
- Have you ever wondered how to avoid hiring toxic people?
- About the Author: Anne-Maartje Oud is founder and CEO of The Behaviour Company, an Amsterdam-based consultancy that customises personal development programmes for companies and organizations worldwide.
- 288 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Business Communication
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About the Book
Get answers to the 35 most commonly asked 'what should I do if...' questions in the workplace with this comprehensive and informative book.
Book Synopsis
Have you ever wondered how to avoid hiring toxic people? Or how to understand people's nonverbal cues? Are you unsure of what to do if someone is crying? If so, you're not alone.
During author Anne-Maartje Oud's two decades as a workplace behaviour specialist, she fielded countless questions from the people she trained. They all boiled down to the same thing: people wanted to know what to do in particular situations. What To Do If...? is a collection of the 35 questions that were asked most frequently in that time. By reading it, you can equip yourself to deal with many situations that you may not have even realised would be a challenge.
What To Do If...? is divided into five sections, each of which has seven questions. With sections on personal development, communication, collaboration, leadership and difficult conversations, the book is packed with actionable advice and proven strategies to help you navigate the challenges of work life with confidence and aplomb.
Review Quotes
"Must read, from the queen of dealing with difficult conversations."-- "Joe Navarro, Former FBI agent and author of Be Exceptional"
About the Author
Anne-Maartje Oud is founder and CEO of The Behaviour Company, an Amsterdam-based consultancy that customises personal development programmes for companies and organizations worldwide. She has worked with non-profit social organizations as well as some of the world's most prominent Fortune 500 companies. With over twenty years of experience, she is considered one of the world's leading experts in the field of workplace behaviour. She is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.