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How to Work a Room (Abridged): The Ultimate Guide to Savvy Socializing In Person and Online Audiobook
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Over a million copies of this networking classic have been sold worldwide! Now Susan Roane's invaluable advice is available in audio You enter a crowded room. For a moment every eye is on you. And a little voice inside you cries, "HELP!" If this has ever happened to you, you're not alone! Walking into a room full of people you don't know can be very uncomfortable. It can also be one of your very best opportunities to meet and make new business contacts and friends. The Mingling Maven™ will show step by step, how to allay your fears and make the most of every moment. Including: • Seven steps for planning your presence before you enter a room • How to converse with ease and grace • The new rules of etiquette, including "Internetiquette" • Seven strategies to follow when you walk in Whether the event you're walking into is professional, social, or even electronic—How to Work a Room will give you the confidence and tools you need to enter any room and shine.
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"This is a great networking book. I have reccomended this book to multiple co-workers and friends. The book gives a lot of common sense advice but it is still worth a quick read. "
— Tina (4 out of 5 stars)
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“I cannot understand how anyone can network until they have [heard] this book. It is an essential career tool.
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Everything you need to know about interacting with people in person and online.... A pleasure to hear and almost certain to improve your social confidence, as well as your skills.
— AudioFile
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" It has it's good parts, but unfortunately, even with its "updates" it reads out-dated and obviously has parts that are no longer topical. Perhaps skim through for the useful info. "
— Thomas, 7/15/2013 -
" Nothing earth shattering here for me. "
— David, 4/25/2013 -
" Easy to read and has good points you can implement into your life now. "
— Karen, 3/30/2013 -
" Ever wondered how the public relations wizards do it? There are some terrific tips in here. "
— SmarterLilac, 9/2/2012 -
" i will let you know if it works later when i finish.. "
— D, 7/11/2012 -
" Quick read. Nice reminder of the obvious. "
— Megan, 5/25/2012 -
" A should-read book on etiquette in business life. "
— Lori, 5/16/2012 -
" I read this book when I was working on a development project. In it I found helpful strategies for making connections as well as developing and maintaining relationships. "
— Mary, 2/26/2012 -
" I listed to this on CD. Nothing surprising...everyone is uncomfortable at a social gathering, so just go up and introduce yourself...There was an interesting section on email etiquette - actually talking about how "framming" your friends is rude. "
— Richard, 11/19/2011 -
" Terrible book. I thought it would be something about networking but it's full of the most obvious advice ever. My favorite was "don't be shy, if you're afraid to talk to someone just assume they feel the same way and will be happy you approach them." This might be useful for 13 year old boys. "
— carl, 10/18/2011 -
" It was worth the read, but mostly common sense. "
— Eddie, 7/12/2011 -
" This is a great networking book. I have reccomended this book to multiple co-workers and friends. The book gives a lot of common sense advice but it is still worth a quick read. "
— Tina, 3/26/2011 -
" It was worth the read, but mostly common sense. "
— Eddie, 10/7/2010 -
" Quick read. Nice reminder of the obvious. "
— Megan, 2/5/2010 -
" Ever wondered how the public relations wizards do it? There are some terrific tips in here. "
— SmarterLilac, 2/15/2009 -
" Easy to read and has good points you can implement into your life now. "
— Karen, 6/18/2008 -
" I listed to this on CD. Nothing surprising...everyone is uncomfortable at a social gathering, so just go up and introduce yourself...There was an interesting section on email etiquette - actually talking about how "framming" your friends is rude. "
— Richard, 4/18/2008 -
" Nothing earth shattering here for me. "
— David, 4/15/2008 -
" i will let you know if it works later when i finish.. "
— D, 4/3/2008
About Susan RoAne
Susan RoAne is a bestselling author, an in-demand keynote speaker, and a communications coach. She has shared her strategies with audiences in corporate, convention, and university America, as well as on radio and television around the world. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, the Financial Times, MSN.com, and BusinessWeek.com. Her books include The Secrets of Savvy Networking, What Do I Say Next?, and How To Create Your Own Luck. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.