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Ask Fact and Feeling Questions

Ask Fact and Feeling Questions

Asking questions to understand a problem

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Type:Video Vignettes
Learning Path:Personal Performance
Main Topic:Interpersonal Skills
Other Topics:Change, Communication, Leadership, Sales & Service
Competencies:Creating a Collaborative Environment
Suggested Industry Usage:Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General
Available Formats:Streaming Video & Vignettes
Subject:Collaboration
Source Program:A.C.E. It! How to Solve Tough Workplace Problems™
Languages:English
Trainer Comments:Excellent for a deep dive into asking questions to get at the root of the problem.

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