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The “Face” of CommunicationIn this short chapter, we want to introduce you to a model: the .. Features of the model will be used to consider some of the key skills in managing conversations in Chapters 10 to 14 in Part III.

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Front propagation: Theory and applications,cur. Weick states: “The power of conversation, dialogue and respectful interaction to reshape ongoing change has often been overlooked. We are in thrall to the story of dramatic interventions in which heroic figures turn around stubbornly inertial structures held in place by rigid people who are slo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0103751ff. But while her professional skills were undoubted and highly regarded, her people management skills were not in the same league. Much to her chagrin, she found herself defending herself against accusations of poor management and even bullying behavior towards some of her staff. Jane was genuinely