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Helpful information to personal and professional empowerment through civility and communal skills by two White House communal secretaries who offer an important fundamental message - many people are important, and everyone has a right to be treated well. Part etiquette, part leadership, part personal empowerment, Treating People Well is a guide to developing communal skills in order to build more successful human relationships in life and at work. Manners and etiquette tend to be more relevant than ever before in today's technology burdened, politically contentious world that has still left many people feeling disconnected and uneasy in their relationships with others. Compiled by two ex - White House communal secretaries, Treating People Well provides the tools we have to live every day more favorably and forge associations predicated on trust and shared respect. Packed with intriguing behind-the-scenes anecdotes and practical, easy-to-follow advice, Treating People Well points out how to build up confidence, be reliable, use humor, hear deliberately, radiate calm, resolve issues quickly, be genuine but never cruel, cultivate commitment, own your blunders, use difficult people, and attend to details. Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard performed for completely different administrations (Lea for George and Laura Bush and Jeremy for the Obamas), but their White House experiences were strikingly similar. They recognized that communal skills, such as charm, humor, and sophistication are teachable life lessons and can cause you to an invaluable member of any team. Lea and Jeremy honed skills over years of employed in the most priced work environment possible. If their strategies were able to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, are going to effective anywhere.
