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PP ESL EVERYDAY BSNS LIFE
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A new title in this bestselling series helpnew English speakers say the right words atthe right time in any situation.
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A new title in this bestselling series helpnew English speakers say the right words atthe right time in any situation.
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- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
- Seitenzahl: 178
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 204g
- ISBN-13: 9780071608381
- ISBN-10: 0071608389
- Artikelnr.: 27842129
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
- Seitenzahl: 178
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 204g
- ISBN-13: 9780071608381
- ISBN-10: 0071608389
- Artikelnr.: 27842129
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Natalie Gast (Hollywood, FL), founder of ESOL Specialties, is an ESOL author and consultant. She develops and delivers customized ESOL programs, trains ESOL instructors and volunteers, and creates distance learning venues.
Preface/How To Use This Book
Part I - The Global Work Force
Find a Mentor
Observe, Observe, and Then Observe Some More
Ask Questions and Listen to the Answers
Avoid Saying, "In My Country, We . . . "
Part II - Small TalkInteracting in a Small Group
Giving and Accepting Compliments
Giving, Accepting, and Refusing Invitations
PART III - Using the Telephone
Speak Up and Speak Out
Your Voice Mail
Leaving Messages
Speaking with Someone Who Is Difficult to Understand
Speaking with Someone Who Has Difficulty Understanding You
PART IV - Presenting Yourself
Before You Present
How to Say It
Answering Questions
Part V - Networking within Your Organization and Beyond
Whom Do You Know?
How To Network
Follow-Up
Part VI - Stress At Work
What Is Stress
Use The Good Stress
Lose the Bad Stress
Part VII - Directions
Directions on the Job
Giving and Following Directions To Get Somewhere
Other Directions To Consider
Appendix - American Business Culture in a Nutshell
Part I - The Global Work Force
Find a Mentor
Observe, Observe, and Then Observe Some More
Ask Questions and Listen to the Answers
Avoid Saying, "In My Country, We . . . "
Part II - Small TalkInteracting in a Small Group
Giving and Accepting Compliments
Giving, Accepting, and Refusing Invitations
PART III - Using the Telephone
Speak Up and Speak Out
Your Voice Mail
Leaving Messages
Speaking with Someone Who Is Difficult to Understand
Speaking with Someone Who Has Difficulty Understanding You
PART IV - Presenting Yourself
Before You Present
How to Say It
Answering Questions
Part V - Networking within Your Organization and Beyond
Whom Do You Know?
How To Network
Follow-Up
Part VI - Stress At Work
What Is Stress
Use The Good Stress
Lose the Bad Stress
Part VII - Directions
Directions on the Job
Giving and Following Directions To Get Somewhere
Other Directions To Consider
Appendix - American Business Culture in a Nutshell
Preface/How To Use This Book
Part I - The Global Work Force
Find a Mentor
Observe, Observe, and Then Observe Some More
Ask Questions and Listen to the Answers
Avoid Saying, "In My Country, We . . . "
Part II - Small TalkInteracting in a Small Group
Giving and Accepting Compliments
Giving, Accepting, and Refusing Invitations
PART III - Using the Telephone
Speak Up and Speak Out
Your Voice Mail
Leaving Messages
Speaking with Someone Who Is Difficult to Understand
Speaking with Someone Who Has Difficulty Understanding You
PART IV - Presenting Yourself
Before You Present
How to Say It
Answering Questions
Part V - Networking within Your Organization and Beyond
Whom Do You Know?
How To Network
Follow-Up
Part VI - Stress At Work
What Is Stress
Use The Good Stress
Lose the Bad Stress
Part VII - Directions
Directions on the Job
Giving and Following Directions To Get Somewhere
Other Directions To Consider
Appendix - American Business Culture in a Nutshell
Part I - The Global Work Force
Find a Mentor
Observe, Observe, and Then Observe Some More
Ask Questions and Listen to the Answers
Avoid Saying, "In My Country, We . . . "
Part II - Small TalkInteracting in a Small Group
Giving and Accepting Compliments
Giving, Accepting, and Refusing Invitations
PART III - Using the Telephone
Speak Up and Speak Out
Your Voice Mail
Leaving Messages
Speaking with Someone Who Is Difficult to Understand
Speaking with Someone Who Has Difficulty Understanding You
PART IV - Presenting Yourself
Before You Present
How to Say It
Answering Questions
Part V - Networking within Your Organization and Beyond
Whom Do You Know?
How To Network
Follow-Up
Part VI - Stress At Work
What Is Stress
Use The Good Stress
Lose the Bad Stress
Part VII - Directions
Directions on the Job
Giving and Following Directions To Get Somewhere
Other Directions To Consider
Appendix - American Business Culture in a Nutshell