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The Skill Of Advocacy -- The Skill Of Balance -- The Skill Of Compassion -- The Skill Of Dependability -- The Skill Of Empathy -- The Skill Of Flexibility -- The Skill Of Guidance -- The Skill Of Honesty -- The Skill Of Investigation -- The Skill Of Judgment -- The Skill Of Keen Sense Of Timing -- The Skill Of Loyalty -- The Skill Of Marketing -- The Skill Of Negotiation -- The Skill Of Organization -- The Skill Of Persuasion -- The Skill Of Questioning -- The Skill Of Responsibility -- The Skill Of Sincerity -- The Skill Of Tact -- The Skill Of Universal Etiquette -- The Skill Of Versatility -- The Skill Of Willpower -- The Skill Of X-ray Vision -- The Skill Of Yielding To Authority -- The Skill Of Zealousness. Kelly Lynn Anders. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
- Author
- Kelly Lynn Anders
- Publisher
- Durham, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781531000981
- Subjects
- Law
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