Executive Power

Use Psychological Strategies to Create an Advantage in Any Business Situation

De: David J. Lieberman

Narrado por: David J. Lieberman

Duración: 4 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

In today's high-octane business world, you need all the advantages you can get. Success isn't just about making the right decisions or adopting smart strategies. Success also depends on knowing what's going on around you.

As a business leader, imagine if you could almost always tell when people were lying to you, or if you could successfully persuade colleagues, workers, or bosses to always go along with your ideas.

The truth is, you can. All you need is the right knowledge and the basic human powers of perception.

In Executive Power, author and Ph.D. David Lieberman gives you the same techniques and strategies of persuasion that are used by the FBI, the U.S. military, mental health professionals, professional negotiators, and leading business executives from major corporations. Loaded with carefully formulated psychological tactics that you can apply to any person or any situation, Executive Power gives you the ability to get what you need when you need it. More than just strategies or principles, these are solutions to your business problems that will give you a built-in advantage over the competition when you discover how to:

Get back any customer you've lost

Gain iron-clad loyalty from employees, customers, and clients

Get any group of people to work together as a team

Turn a lazy worker into a top producer

Manage difficult employees with ease and grace

Quickly soften the impact of negative publicity

Collect money owed to you, no matter how long overdue

Spot a bluff from a mile away

Instantly resolve difficult personality conflicts

When the stakes are this high, can you really afford not to have every tool at your disposal? Executive Power gives you the ultimate tools for running your business.

©2009 David J. Lieberman (P)2009 Gildan Media Corp

in my mind

i like it but i wish it was read a bit more slowly as sometimes the concepts are complex and need reflexion, anyway it is in my mind to re listen to it again.
I DID love the voice so.
and the content as well
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Sandrine

I really wanted to like this book, but...

What would have made Executive Power better?

Decent production quality and a proper narrator, and a less convoluted, psycho-babble filled narrative...

What could David J. Lieberman have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Hired a narrator and decent tech people and actually SAID something.

How could the performance have been better?

Better production values and a trained narrator.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment.

Good book, bad reader

Please hire a professional to read the text next time you write a book, it's very irritating to have to listen to someone that has a poor reading voice for a whole book.