In a world where technology projects connect countries, cultures, and distinct interests, the greatest challenges are rarely technical — they are human. "Tech: Diplomacy Applied to Technology" shows how principles of global diplomacy and classical philosophy can be applied to prevent conflicts, align expectations, and transform tensions into productive collaboration.
Drawing on real-world leadership experiences in complex international environments, the book offers a practical and strategic approach for managers, executives, and professionals across all fields who need to influence without direct authority, negotiate across cultures, and lead under pressure.
Grounded in the author's experience, as well as in ancient teachings of philosophy and rooted in the pillars of diplomacy, this work reveals that the true competence of the modern leader lies not only in mastering technology but also in the ability to build bridges, foster understanding, and generate trust — even in the most challenging scenarios.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In a world where technology projects connect countries, cultures, and distinct interests, the greatest challenges are rarely technical - they are human. "Tech: Diplomacy Applied to Technology" shows how principles of global diplomacy and classical philosophy can be applied to prevent conflicts, align expectations, and transform tensions into productive collaboration.Drawing on real-world leadership experiences in complex international environments, the book offers a practical and strategic approach for managers, executives, and professionals across all fields who need to influence without direct authority, negotiate across cultures, and lead under pressure.Grounded in the author's experience, as well as in ancient teachings of philosophy and rooted in the pillars of diplomacy, this work reveals that the true competence of the modern leader lies not only in mastering technology but also in the ability to build bridges, foster understanding, and generate trust - even in the most challenging scenarios. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798180980496
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In a world where technology projects connect countries, cultures, and distinct interests, the greatest challenges are rarely technical - they are human. 'Tech: Diplomacy Applied to Technology' shows how principles of global diplomacy and classical philosophy can be applied to prevent conflicts, align expectations, and transform tensions into productive collaboration.Drawing on real-world leadership experiences in complex international environments, the book offers a practical and strategic approach for managers, executives, and professionals across all fields who need to influence without direct authority, negotiate across cultures, and lead under pressure.Grounded in the author's experience, as well as in ancient teachings of philosophy and rooted in the pillars of diplomacy, this work reveals that the true competence of the modern leader lies not only in mastering technology but also in the ability to build bridges, foster understanding, and generate trust - even in the most challenging scenarios. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798180980496
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