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SUBTLE IMITATION CAN DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE DEAL-MAKING PROWESS
Whether it's encountering a distant board of directors, an employee who wants a pay rise, the grumpy chairman, or meeting a new client for the first time, walking into a high-stakes meeting can be nerve-racking. Building trust and having a positive connection is not always easy, particularly if there is not a natural rapport. These types of gatherings can involve intense competition, withholding of information and distrust. ...
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Mimicry
Intheblack
; SUBTLE IMITATION CAN DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE DEAL-MAKING PROWESS Whether it's encountering a distant board of directors, an employee who wants a pay rise, the grumpy chairman, or meeting a new client for the first time, walking into a high-stakes meeting can be nerve-racking. Building trust and having
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The Art of Connecting: How to Overcome Differences, Build Rapport, and Communicate Effectively with Anyone
Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship
; The Art of Connecting: How to Overcome Differences, Build Rapport, and Communicate Effectively with Anyone Claire Raines and Lara Ewing AMACOM, New York, (2006) 230 pages, Hardcover, $16.97 Communicating effectively is an essential element of success in today's world where the multiple factors for
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Build rapport without taking more time
Medical Economics
; he communication programs described in the accompanying article teach doctors techniques to build rapport with patientswithout spending more time. Here's a sampling: / Focus on the positive. If the patient complains about a long wait, for instance, don't dwell on the subject, and don't commiserate.
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Social functions to build rapport
New Straits Times
; A. Shukor Rahman New Straits Times 11-06-2000 Social functions to build rapport Byline: A. Shukor Rahman Edition: Computimes; 2* Section: Comment & Analysis Column: Industry watch CONGRATULATIONS to all the recipients of the Pikom-Computimes IT Awards of the Year 2000 as well as the Anugerah
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To influence strangers, try a subtle form of mimicry
International Herald Tribune
; To influence strangers, try a subtle form of mimicry Byline: Benedict Carey The New York Times Media Group Edition: 1 Section: FEATURES NEW YORK -- Artful persuasion depends on eye contact, but not just any kind. If one person prefers brief glances and the other is busy staring deeply, then it may
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MIMICRY AND MURDER: FEMALE IMPERSONATION IN CHICAGO
The Journal of American Drama and Theatre
; ... Watkins. This play, in turn, was inspired by news stories that Watkins wrote for the Chicago ... 1924. Maurine Watkins's witty and amusing news stories subtly ridicule, if not outright ... the male-identified legal system and the news media. The revival has a quite different ...
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Gardening: The gardener's art of mimicry If your favourite plants have a short flowering season, why not cheat a little? It's easy to find understudies for the starring roles in the borders.
The Independent - London
; IT IS a mildly irritating fact of life that many of our favourite plants, upon which we depend to make up attractive planting schemes, flower for too short a time; so much so, that a planting to which we have given much thought turns out to look its best for only a week or two. Although it is
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LAW CAMP STATE POLICE GET OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD RAPPORT WITH YOUTH
Evansville Courier & Press
; About 16 seventh- and eighth-graders stood in two parallel lines in front of a garage at the Indiana State Police Post on U.S. 41. Their tennis shoes scraped the ground as they turned sharply to their left at the command of trooper Chris Fears. The group, called Squad One, looked straight ahead at
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Poison birds copy `don't touch' feathers.(possible color mimicry in pitohui birds of New Guinea)(Brief Article)
Science News
; A bird with toxic feathers may have taken on the colors of a poisonous neighbor, according to a new genetic analysis. Plenty of butterflies have evolved copycat warning colors, but cases of bird mimicry have been hard to demonstrate, explains John P. Dumbacher of the Smithsonian Institution in
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Pair build rapport with young; construction in association with DOVE BUILDING MATERIALS.(Features)
The Journal (Newcastle, England)
; STAFF from Frank Haslam Milan (FHM) North-East swapped blueprints for chalk boards, going back to school to give pupils a lesson in site safety. Simon Ferry and Rachel Webster from the company's resident liaison team visited Moorside Primary School in Consett, County Durham, to warn pupils of the
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