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What are the things a person should not talk or comment about with a fairly new contact to build a successful relationship?
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Active listening: Avoid issues or statements that may be offensive or interpreted as derogative, from either a personal, cultural, or organizational standpoint. Focus more on commonalities, and use active listening to better understand the needs of the other party.
Answered 6/25/2015
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