March 2013
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 39m
English
Here is some advice on ways to deal with people who fall into these quadrants:
D: Get It Done
• Be clear, specific, brief, and to the point.
• Stick to business.
• Focus on the logic and practicality of ideas and approaches.
• Present the facts concisely.
• Ask specific—preferably “what”—questions; avoid “and” questions.
• Talk about the probability of success or the effectiveness of options.
• Agree or disagree with the facts and results, not with the person.
• After talking business, depart graciously.
• Don’t ramble, waste time, or ask useless questions.
• Don’t try to build a personal relationship.
• Don’t direct or order.
• Don’t leave loopholes or cloudy issues.
• Don’t ...