Work and Psychology

Author: Hiroshi Akamatsu
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: "Workplace Practical Illustrations - Interpersonal Skills Series" primarily targets people's work and daily communication, aiming to enhance personal charm and quality index. Starting from the details of thinking and behavior, it presents the key principles of how to handle people and situations through easy-to-understand text and exquisite illustrations, helping readers develop sharp insights and unique judgment skills, thereby establishing a positive interpersonal image. This book is part of the series. Coning opponents, motivating subordinates, coordinating superiors, and collaborating with others are key to achieving success in a career. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the psychology of the people one interacts with in various workplace settings. It includes topics such as psychology in meeting rooms, psychology between superiors and subordinates, psychology of team organization, as well as communication psychology, psychology of motivation, psychology of tension, impression psychology, and many other aspects. By combining specific examples, it analyzes people's psychological states in different situations and settings, helping readers and office workers navigate their work with ease, enjoy the process, and achieve outstanding career results. This book is suitable for office workers, white-collar professionals, as well as students majoring in psychology and sociology.