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The Fine Art of the Big Talk: How to Win Clients, Deliver Great Presentations, and Solve Conflicts at Work

1 review
Debra Fine

Hyperion, 2008

Wide ranging, good ideas
Fine covers a lot of ground, some of it well establised, some not: make sure your language is concrete and specific---praise an employee with the specifics of her conduct, not bar room generalties; deal with the issue at hand, and not the person; a good checklist on starting off a difficult conversation. Some of it is less obvious: tips on how to get a conversation back on track when the other ...

The Fine Art of Confident Conversation
Debra Fine

Piatkus Books, 2008

Take the work out of networking: let the art of small talk help you build better business relationships.: An ...
Debra Fine

Thomson Gale, 2005

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The Fine Art of Small Talk: How To Start a Conversation, Keep It Going, Build Networking Skills -- and Leave ...

62 reviews
Debra Fine

Hyperion, 2005

The Real Deal
I have had the opportunity to meet Debra Fine in person, hear her speak and read her book. This is the real deal. Extremely readable, accessible and practical. It's a no brainer: this is THE networking book if you are looking for insights, ideas and inspiration.

Town and Country - Views of American Life From 1830-1960
Debra Force Fine Art

Debra Force Fine Art, Inc., 2001

24 pages, color photos throughout. Has a Museum stamp on title page. ARTISTS INCLUDED: Thomas Sully, George Lafayette Clough, Henry Inman, Henry H. Cross, Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait, Dennis Miler Bunker, Richard E. Miller, Mary Bradish Titcomb, Oscar Bluemner, George Copeland Ault, Ernest Lawson, John Sloan, Joseph Henry Sharp, and more.