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	title:	Trust Me: Becoming a Trusted Adviser
	author:	Ken Buist, Chris Smith
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Management Books 2000 Ltd
	released:	July, 2002
	isbn:	1852524138
	isbn-13:	9781852524135

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Customer Reviews
A practical, readable book - Rated Having been subjected to a plethora of psychological tests, assessments and so-called "personal development plans" over the years it was refreshing to see at last a book that brings together some familiar communication models and presents them in a way that makes them easily applied. There were also some interesting ideas around developing a "mature" approach to communication and relationships, which added up to a book that I can use as a reference point going forward. As a business person I don't want HR-speke! I want practicality, ideas and pointers towards quick wins. This did it for me because it is written from a personal, not HR-purist standpoint.

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A practical, readable book - Rated 4/5
Having been subjected to a plethora of psychological tests, assessments and so-called "personal development plans" over the years it was refreshing to see at last a book that brings together some familiar communication models and presents them in a way that makes them easily applied. There were also some interesting ideas around developing a "mature" approach to communication and relationships, which added up to a book that I can use as a reference point going forward. As a business person I don't want HR-speke! I want practicality, ideas and pointers towards quick wins. This did it for me because it is written from a personal, not HR-purist standpoint.

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