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Listening means gathering and making sense out of information. Anyone can improve his or her level of performance by thinking strategically about listening and practicing effective listening skills. Listening is the only way to learn how to improve: The more effectively you listen, the more you learn. The time and money you save by listening effectively can make the difference between success and failure. "I already know how to listen." The unfortunate truth is that most of us pay little attention to the quality of our listening, leaving a gap between "hearing" others and listening to them as effectively as we could if we pushed ourselves. The benefits of better listening are profound. Productivity and work quality improve when your leadership becomes more influential. Customer attraction and retention improve when your customers feel they can trust you. Employee conflicts and turnover drop because they find more satisfaction working on your team. Projects are executed brilliantly after key facts are raised quickly and circulate smoothly because you've created a communication-friendly environment. When do these situations come up? What can you do to improve your listening? Keep reading. Who This Web Site Was Written ForThis site identifies specific listening skills and strategies for |
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summary of site contents: Home Page | Detailed Description of Topics | Leadership and Teams | Customer Relationships and Marketing | Conflict Resolution and Negotiation | Listening Strategy and Skills | Listening Books | Contributors | Editorial | Contact Us | |
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