151 Quick Ideas to Improve Your People Skills

Name: 151 Quick Ideas to Improve Your People Skills
Brand: Career Press
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Erschienen am 12. September 2025

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Intro
Contents
How to Use This Book
Introduction
1. Why Interpersonal Skills Are So Important
2. People Don't Care How Much You Know Until They Know How Much You Care
3. Social Intelligence vs. Technical Knowledge
4. Be Socially Aware
5. Relationships Are Priority
6. The Nature of Your Relationships
7. Envision What You Want From Your Relationships
8. Behave in a Way That Secures Relationships
9. Look for Ways to Serve Others
10. Don't Ingratiate
11. Apply the Pygmalion Effect
12. Believe That All People Start With Good Intentions
13. Give 'Em the Benefit of the Doubt
14. Live by the Golden Rule
15. Practice the Platinum Rule
16. Always Look Toward Solutions
17. Have Reasonable Expectations of Yourself
18. Have Reasonable Expectations of Others
19. Be Principle-Centered
20. Allow Others to Hold to Their Principles
21. Set Boundaries
22. Defend Your Boundaries
23. Be Genuine
24. Don't Take Yourself Too Seriously
25. Have a Sense of Humor
26. Laugh at Yourself
27. Cherish Your Goofs
28. Social Skills Are Always a Work in Progress
29. Your Character-and Your Reputation-Is Your Calling Card
30. Be Authentic
31. Act With Integrity
32. Build Trust
33. Keep Your Word
34. Be Straight Up
35. View Discernment as a Gift
36. Always Show Respect
37. Practice Tolerance
38. Choose Words Carefully
39. Words: I vs. We
40. Use Kind Words
41. Don't Kill Relationships With Your Behavior
42. Do Not Gossip
43. Don't Be Dismissive
44. Don't Be Condescending
45. Don't Be Manipulative
46. Don't Make Assumptions
47. Don't Be Pessimistic
48. Don't Be a Cynic
49. Don't Be Over-Reactive
50. Don't Be Domineering
51. Don't Be Overly Opinionated
52. Don't Be Overly Aggressive
53. Help Others Grow
54. Believe in Others
55. Wage Peace in Your Relationships
56. Be a Peacemaker Between Friends
57. Respect Different Personality Types
58. Understand Different Styles
59. Recognize That Styles Differ From Opinions
60. Know Your Own Style
61. Stretch Beyond Your Style
62. Embrace Different Styles
63. Determine if You Are Shy
64. Overcome Shyness
65. Overcome Feeling Inferior
66. Overcome Feeling Intimidated
67. Don't Be Too Talkative
68. Listen, Don't Talk
69. Get Out of Your Own Way
70. Douse the Domineering
71. Don't Be Reactive
72. Tackle the Intimidator
73. Strive for Live Interaction
74. Practice Face-to-Face Communication
75. At Least Make It Live
76. Beware of E-mail
77. Remember That People Are Creatures of Emotion
78. Fill the Emotional Bank Account
79. Make Friends
80. Develop Your Emotional Intelligence
81. Remember Names
82. Look 'Em in the Eye
83. Give Your Undivided Attention
84. Be "Present"
85. Practice Good Listening
86. Connect With People Through Questions
87. Be Careful With Your Opinions
88. Withhold Judgment
89. See Both Sides
90. Edify, Edify, Edify
91. Give Honesty With an Equal Dose of Compassion
92. Help Others Be Heard
93. Help Others Be Understood
94. Allow People to Save Face
95. Encourage
96. Encourage With Words and Perspective
97. Pat Others on the Back
98. Be a Cheerleader
99. Help Others Achieve Their Goals
100. Let Others Shine
101. Look for Reasons to Celebrate
102. Remember Birthdays, Anniversaries, and Such
103. Fill Your Own Emotional Bank Account
104. Feed Your Own Needs
105. Call on Your Support Group
106. Keep Honest Company
107. Get Inspired
108. Find Friends Who Edify You in Your Absence
109. Find a Class Act to Follow
110. Take a "People Break"
111. Sharpen the Saw by Sharpening Your Mind
112. Get Away From Your Desk for Lunch
113. Attend Social Events
114. Handle Conflict With Confidence
115. Can't We All Just Get Along?
116. 365 Opportunities for Conflict-366 in a Leap Year
117. See Conflict or Disagreement as an Opportunity
118. See Rough Starts as an Opportunity
119. Breathe!
120. Give Yourself a Pep Talk
121. Have the Difficult Conversations Beforehand
122. Handle Conflict One-on-One
123. Having Your Say Doesn't Mean Always Having Your Way
124. Learn to Eat Crow
125. Bring the Peace Pipe
126. Break Bread
127. Fight Fair
128. Be Mindful of Your Thoughts
They Can Be a Path to the Dark Side
129. Don't Take Things Personally
130. Don't Make Things Personal
131. He Who Keeps His Mouth Shut, Keeps His Life
132. Dial Down the Volume
133. Watch Your Body Language-It Speaks Volumes
134. Give People Space
135. What Goes Over the Devil's Back, Always Comes Under His Belly
136. There Is No Right or Wrong
137. Winner Never Takes All
138. Fight for the Relationship
139. Get Clear
140. Present, Don't Persuade
141. Ask, Don't Tell
142. Look for Middle Ground
143. Start From a Point of Commonality
144. Some Nuts Are Worth Cracking
145. Put the "Moose on the Table"
146. Pick Your Battles
147. Mend Fences
148. Forgive Yourself for Failings
149. Forgive Others as Well
150. Be the First to Offer the Olive Branch-or the Peace Pipe
151. Every Difficult Relationship Has Lessons
Index
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