Summary:
The book provides an analysis of common communication blunders in professional settings and offers practical advice on how to avoid these errors. It includes strategies for effective verbal and non-verbal communication, tips for listening actively, and guidance on how to navigate difficult conversations.
Key points:
1. Active Listening: Truly listen, not just hear. Engage, ask questions, and show you understand to prevent confusion and build relationships.
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