e-era interpersonal relationships

Author: Higashimoto Hiroaki
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: How to survive, communicate, and work in the internet age? This book offers fresh thinking and innovative approaches to help you effortlessly navigate workplace relationships, making you a pro in the new era! The "Workplace Practical Guide - Interpersonal Skills Series" primarily focuses on work and daily communication, aiming to enhance personal charm and quality. Starting from the details of mindset and behavior, it presents the key principles of dealing with people through engaging text and exquisite illustrations, helping readers develop unique insights and sharp judgment. This book is part of the series. In the age of abundant information, the scope of interpersonal communication has expanded, and its concept has been elevated to a broader meaning, with relationships becoming increasingly complex. To handle them correctly, one must first understand them properly, and then apply that understanding effectively. This book is primarily tailored to the specific characteristics of the information age, providing a detailed introduction to the new types of interpersonal relationships formed in this era, comparing them with traditional communication methods and offering fresh perspectives and suggestions. It particularly clarifies the issues that arise during information and interpersonal communication. Not only does it enhance the ability to handle interpersonal relationships and improve personal charisma, but it also helps readers clearly recognize the challenges of the changing times, learn from experience, and avoid shortcomings in their pursuit of development, creating a brand-new, harmonious, and healthy communication space. This book is suitable for office workers, white-collar professionals, as well as students majoring in psychology and sociology.