Books like I hate conflict! by Lee Raffel
"I Hate Conflict!" offers a straightforward guide to confronting the people and situations that drain your energy. Relationship expert Lee Raffel explains how avoidance can worsen problems and strengthen others’ control. By identifying your personal conflict style and applying a proven seven‑step approach, you’ll learn to address issues directly, argue constructively, and reach resolutions that benefit you in any situation.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Lee Raffel
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