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Navigating Difficult Conversations By Listening (Harvard Business Review)

February 21, 2017 By Leave a Comment

The Harvard Business Review suggests three tips to avoiding communication breakdown during difficult conversations.

The ability to stay present in a meeting or conversation, without multitasking or turning to digital media, allows more productive discussion. Read more about this and the other tips here.

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