About the Author
David Bradford
ISBN 9780241986868
Rs. 960
Penguin Life
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Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends and Colleagues
Who it's for: Readers seeking to improve personal and professional relationships
Based on their renowned "Interpersonal Dynamics" course at Stanford Graduate School of Business, David Bradford and Carole Robin present a practical guide to building and sustaining exceptional relationships. This book distills decades of experience into actionable strategies for enhancing connections in all aspects of life, from personal interactions to professional collaborations.Why You Should Read? Master essential interpersonal skills like building trust, giving constructive feedback, and navigating conflict. Discover how strong relationships are fundamental to professional success and personal well-being. Access research-backed insights and proven concepts from legendary Stanford professors. Develop the tools to foster more robust, meaningful, and effective connections with family, friends, and colleagues.
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- Based on Stanford GSB's renowned 'Interpersonal Dynamics' course
- Actionable strategies for personal and professional relationships
- Covers trust, feedback, and conflict navigation
- Research-backed insights from decades of experience
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What is this book about?
It's a practical guide to building and sustaining exceptional relationships, based on the authors' Stanford course.
Who are the authors?
Carole Robin and David Bradford, who taught the 'Interpersonal Dynamics' course at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
What skills does it cover?
It covers building trust, giving constructive feedback, and navigating conflict, among other interpersonal skills.
Is it based on research?
Yes, it distills decades of experience and research-backed insights from the authors' teaching.