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Monthly Archives: November 2010
A Look At Two Comeback Types On The R-List
For those who are often stumped when a comeback is needed, we developed the R-List. It’s ten ways of responding to people who put you on the spot. Each begins with an “R” which helps remember them. The list isn’t … Continue reading
Got a Little Testy Today
I got a little testy today over at Huffington Post with the blog, “Could This Be ‘Learning On The Job’?” But the president doesn’t seem to have a repertoire of comebacks for the kinds of bullies he deals with in … Continue reading
If The President “Caves” on Tax Cuts
Rather than look at this from one or another political vantage point, let’s just look at the subject as ones like it are discussed in Comebacks at Work. To understand people and how to respond to them, it’s important to … Continue reading
More on The Perils of Compromise
Compromise is discussed in my blog on Huffpo today. The comments people are posting ins response are quite interesting and worth reading. It’s a good discussion and one we need to have. The word “compromise” is being bandied about Washington … Continue reading
Obama On Sixty Minutes: Giving Ground All The Way
In my blog featured at Huffpo today, Waiting for Obama, I expressed significant concerns about his communication on “60 Minutes” Sunday. If we were to map out the president’s responses in terms of what communication experts call one-up and one-down … Continue reading
Is There Any Such Thing as a Comeback Natural?
November 4, 2010 Today on Brainstormin’ with Bill — Billy “The Brain” Frank’s show on KKZZ radio out of Ventura, California — we talked about whether some people are comeback “naturals.” It does seem that way when you meet people who have a … Continue reading
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Joseph Cooper Show, NPR Radio, South Florida
COMEBACK TIP Today’s interview with Joseph Cooper raised some really good comeback questions. For example, what do you say to a micromanager boss driving your crazy? Instead of a comeback that he or she might take personally, why not focus … Continue reading
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Is Texting/Technology Making Us Less Able to Respond On Our Feet?
Email and texting are great, but when we stop observing how things are said, we’re working with about half the information we need. Relationships and even jobs can be put at risk. Continue reading
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