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I loved your Ouch! book! Read it cover to cover. What I liked about it was that there were such great concrete examples. And the examples covered a broad continuum – from cool, casual comments to more formal ways to express oneself. The book offers so many valuable and useful perspectives that are hard to find elsewhere. I love the DJ example of “Whoa, I’m not going there.” So many people don’t know what to say. I used this book as a unit in my “Interpersonal Communication” course and my students all responded enthusiastically. What a great balance of information and insight without being preachy, Leslie. Thank you!
Sue Easton
Communication Professor, Rollins College, and Author of Communicating Globally: Intercultural Communication and International Business
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Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts | Book
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Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts: Communicating Respectfully in a Diverse World
Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts helps you become a more effective communicator in today’s diverse business environment.
The book provides guidelines for communicating respect and inclusion, a six-step model for how to recover when you have unintentionally said something you wish you hadn’t and your foot is in your mouth, and 12 techniques for speaking up against bias and stereotypes.
Published by WALK THE TALK Company, Dallas, TX, 2006
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What Clients Say
I loved your Ouch! book! Read it cover to cover. What I liked about it was that there were such great concrete examples. And the examples covered a broad continuum – from cool, casual comments to more formal ways to express oneself. The book offers so many valuable and useful perspectives that are hard to find elsewhere. I love the DJ example of “Whoa, I’m not going there.” So many people don’t know what to say. I used this book as a unit in my “Interpersonal Communication” course and my students all responded enthusiastically. What a great balance of information and insight without being preachy, Leslie. Thank you!
Sue Easton
Communication Professor, Rollins College, and Author of Communicating Globally: Intercultural Communication and International Business
Check HERE for more testimonials about Ouch! That Stereotype Hurts and HERE for news and reviews!
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Please call 407-859-1191 or email us for more information.
Governmental, Educational and Nonprofit Discount Codes
For governmental, educational and nonprofit organizations, look for the appropriate discount code when checking out:
GOVERNMENTAL | 10% Government Discount Code
EDUCATIONAL | 25% Education Discount Code
NONPROFIT | 25% Nonprofit Discount Code
Please call 407.859.1191 for governmental, educational and nonprofit discounts on workshop facilitation, keynote presentations and custom learning design services.
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