Kill the Robot - Dando, Mark; Richardson, Doug
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Had enough of meetings where it's all you can do to get through them? Want to bring more impact to your presentations, and enjoy them more? And what if you could stop the overload of information you and your colleagues put up with every day? If you're happy to think a little differently, and stop being a corporate robot, this book's for you. Kill The Robot invites you to start thinking more independently about your communication. In a handful of short, punchy chapters, we'll explore half a dozen provocative communication principles which can make everything different. Packed with personal…mehr

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Had enough of meetings where it's all you can do to get through them? Want to bring more impact to your presentations, and enjoy them more? And what if you could stop the overload of information you and your colleagues put up with every day? If you're happy to think a little differently, and stop being a corporate robot, this book's for you. Kill The Robot invites you to start thinking more independently about your communication. In a handful of short, punchy chapters, we'll explore half a dozen provocative communication principles which can make everything different. Packed with personal examples and anecdotes, and chock full of practical tips on how to make use of these simple ideas, you'll quickly work out how to increase your impact and your effectiveness. So, if you want to be more of an individual again, enjoy making presentations or make meetings more productive, let's get on…
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Mark co-founded what became Coloured Square Limited with Doug Richardson in 2000. This is his sixth personal development book. His first three were about attitudes to Time, attitudes to Presenting, and the attitudes and activities required to improve personal well-being and resilience. His fourth, Coach-Sell-Teach-Tell¿ was a plea for managers and developers to increase the amount and effectiveness of development they provide their people. His fifth, Changing Gears, was an exploration of how to increase personal behavioural flexibility. He has published two children's books: The Boy Who Yawned, and The Boy Who Kidnapped Father Christmas.