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職場の人間関係は、ほんとうに面倒だ。なかでも厄介なのが、裏表の激しい人の存在である。そうした人物は相手によって態度を使い分け、本性を見せる人と見せない人を選ぶため、被害の実態が周囲に伝わりにくい。

『関係性を生きる RELATIONSHIP MATTERS 人間関係を飛躍的に進化させる新しいパラダイム』
著者：フェイス・フラー
翻訳：森川有理（邦訳）
出版（邦訳版）：CRR Global Japan（発行）
ISBN：978-1737497622

内容紹介
家族、友人、恋人、職場の同僚、地域社会——私たちの人生はあらゆる関

『人と組織の進化を加速させる システム・インスパイアード・リーダーシップ』

フランク・ウイト・デ・ウエルド／マリタ・フリッジョン　共著
翻訳：CRR Global Japan／監訳：森川有理（邦訳版）
ISBN：9781737497608

内容紹介
複雑で変化の激しい21世紀を生きるリーダーたちは、常に大きなストレスとプレッシャーに晒され

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