Fresh little sister, don't get flustered - Counseling Room - Social Skills and Eloquence

Author: Wu Yaoming
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In real life, people cannot live without communication or without speaking. Whether pursuing education, seeking employment, or entering any environment—be it a classroom or dormitory, an office or workshop, or even a family—there is always a question of how to get along with others, as well as a skill to be mastered in how to open one's mouth and speak. How to communicate and how to speak are profound subjects; some people ponder them for a lifetime but never grasp the essence. The series of books presented to readers are the essence articles from the Journal of Communication and Eloquence in recent years, divided into five categories, covering topics such as job hunting, psychology, and eloquence. They nearly encompass all the knowledge and skills needed for interpersonal interactions from school to work units, from family to society. Most of the articles are written by experts and renowned figures, reflecting their insights and experiences from life, making them both practical and engaging. They are worth referencing and treasuring.