Official Review: The Consummate Communicator

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A fictional story to depict the implementation of organizational development seems to be unique.

Thank you for the great review.
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This sounds like a very interesting read reminiscent of The Goal by Eliyahu M Goldratt. I am sure anyone in any sort of management position would benefit from reading this. Thanks for the great review!
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Fiction yet sound like a motivational book and quit informative. it makes the workplace a good place for both workers and employees. wonderful review
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This is an informative and educative book. I think the lesson it teaches on good leadership is important and we all should learn them. Must be an interesting read.
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I’m very shaken that this is fiction and I like the overall place the reviewer has written this review in.
Even though the cover art isn’t the most attractive in seen the review highlights the most interesting aspects of the book and I’m very much compelled to read it.
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Jay's idea to find out how the bank treated the average man was quite insightful. Thanks for this review.
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Jay's idea of evaluating customer service in the bank was very clever, I like his personality too. I'll read this to find out the changes implemented in the bank and how he went about it. Thanks, your review was interesting.
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Fiction that motivates, it definitely sounds unique and intriguing. I'm sure there's a lot to learn from this story. Thanks for the interesting review!
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Mystery shopping at its best! I loved that part and could already see where this was heading by the end of the sample. I'm not in the business field, but I can appreciate the need for businesses to be aware of their customer base and connect with those people. The book sounds like a great teaching tool. Thanks for the informative review!
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I believe that after enjoying this review, the title, the consummate communicator, would be ringing in my head for a long time. I love gathering vital knowledge such as this. I'm sure they teach how to reach and manage success. I would love to see how the bank survives this dark tide. Thank you.
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Post by Stephanie Runyon »

Change is difficult for many people, especially when a person is set in their ways for years. This #BOTD is a good representation of how to change to meet economic needs. Good review!
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This book seems to be educative and informative. I believe people will benefit from it since everyone aspires to be a boss of himself. Great review.
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This sounds like a book that educates and entertains the reader simultaneously. Thanks for the detailed and insightful review. I am looking forward to reading it.
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This book is an excellent way to help teach people to better run their business. The use of a fictional story was a great idea because you can still teach a lesson but are not limited to an actual factual story. I feel this is a good way to make the story more interesting to the reader. I believe walking into a business as a customer is the best way to get an honest experience and truly know how your customers are being treated. :)
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I have recently left the 'rat race' and have no interest in reading about it! However, congratulations on BOTD.
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