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by Kao, Liz
Published 2014
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Table of Contents: “... -- Keeping track of customer relationships. Managing accounts ; Developing contacts ; Collaborating...”
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by Evenson, Renee
Published 2018
AMACOM
Table of Contents: “... building -- Part 2. Putting your customers first. Seeing eye to eye : face-to-face contacts -- Saying...”
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by Altschuler, Max
Published 2016
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Table of Contents: “...Prospect.ioPulling Contact Information Directly from LinkedIn; SalesLoft; Capture (by RingLead); E...”
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by Anderson, Gretchen
Published 2019
O'Reilly Media
Table of Contents: “... with Collaboration; Why I Wrote This Book; Who This Book Is For; How This Book Is Organized; Introduction: What...”
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by Neher, Krista
Published 2014
John Wiley & Sons
Table of Contents: “...; Beyond the Book; Where to Go from Here; Contact Us!; Part I: Getting Started with Visual Social Marketing...”
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by Jewell, Rick
Published 2008
Microsoft Press
Table of Contents: “... Contacts -- 4. Keeping Your Contacts Organized -- 5. Managing Workspace Communications and Alerts -- 6...”
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by Underwood, Jim
Published 2013
Wiley
Table of Contents: “...At a Glance; Table of Contents; Introduction; About This Book; Foolish Assumptions; Icons Used...”
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by Hewitt, Eben
Published 2018
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Table of Contents: “...; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; O'Reilly Safari; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments...”
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by Giles, Steve
Published 2015
John Wiley & Sons
Table of Contents: “...: an old story; The 'say-do' gap; About The Book; Original idea; 2012 Effect; Structure and methodology; My...”
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by Freund, Jack, Jones, Jack
Published 2015
Butterworth-Heinemann
Table of Contents: “...; DECOMPOSING RISK; LOSS EVENT FREQUENCY; THREAT EVENT FREQUENCY; CONTACT FREQUENCY; PROBABILITY OF ACTION...”
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by Storm, Peter
Published 2010
Project Management Institute
Table of Contents: “... and Results""; ""Conclusions and Implications""; ""Author Contact Details""; ""Research Sample""; ""References""...”
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by Helgeson, Lars
Published 2017
John Wiley & Sons
Table of Contents: “... categories; Gathering data; Organizing leads, contacts, accounts, and companies...”
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by Otazo, Karen L.
Published 2010
FTPress Delivers
“.... When you're a leader, your audience is an all-day one--every follower, contact, and client, right down...”
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by Gerson, Richard F.
Published 2008
HRD Press
Table of Contents: “... for Success" System; Chapter 6 The Executive Athlete and Peak Performance; Chapter 7 Business Is a Contact...”
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by DePamphilis, Donald M.
Published 2011
Academic Press
Table of Contents: “..., and Making First Contact -- 8: The Negotiation through Closing Phases -- 9: Financing Transactions -- 10: M...”
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by Karten, Naomi
Published 2009
IT Governance Pub.
“... this book for IT professionals and those who work with IT. These groups are the primary audience...”
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by Canty, Denise
Published 2015
CRC Press LLC
Table of Contents: “... 12. Agile teams -- chapter 13. Agile certification -- chapter 14. Agile contacts -- chapter 15. Which...”
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by HELFAND, HEIDI.
Published 2020
O'REILLY MEDIA, INCORPORA
Table of Contents: “... -- Participants -- O'Reilly Online Learning -- How to Contact Us -- How to Use This Book -- Acknowledgments -- I...”
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by King, Geoff
Published 2010
Financial Times Prentice Hall
Table of Contents: “... on managing your contacts -- Tips on managing large accounts -- Tips on negotiation -- How to measure...”
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by Goman, Carol Kinsey
Published 2011
Jossey-Bass
“... gestures, posture, facial expressions, and eye contact communicate louder than words and, thus, can be used...”