Performing under Pressure
Techniques to Avoid it or Survive it and Deliver Results
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( 36 )
43 pages
Language:
English
Working under pressure reduces productivity, threatens effectiveness, creativity and results and does neither individual nor organisation any good.
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PATRICK FORSYTH runs Touchstone Training & Consultancy, an independent firm based in the U.K. specialising in marketing consultancy, research and training on marketing issues, sales and communication and management skills.
He is a consultant of many y...
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Description
Content
- Introduction: the need for a considered approach
- Keep calm
- Work Efficiently
- Time management
- Dealing with problem people
- Communications techniques to prompt change
- The value of support
- Afterword: you can make a difference
Too much to do and not enough time? Then this book is for you. Working under pressure reduces productivity, threatens effectiveness, creativity and results and does neither individual nor organisation any good.
Here why this occurs is reviewed as are practical techniques designed to:
- Anticipate and divert difficulties
- Keep calm and cope
- Reduce pressure
- Or, better still, remove it.