CLUES Look at me when I’m talking to you

27 September 2006 by Anne Riches Leave a Comment

Have you ever found yourself saying: Look at me when I’m talking to you! Well you might get a better answer if they don’t. Listen here if you want to know why.

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When I was growing up and my mother wanted to "point out the error of my ways", I remember that she often prefaced her no doubt well-intentioned words of advice with: "Look at me when I'm talking to

As author of a best-selling textbook on Management and Organisational Behaviour, now in its tenth edition, I have read with great interest Anne’s innovative and thought provoking work on the neuroscience of change and The Almond Effect®.

I am pleased to reference the work of Anne Riches in this major text as an internationally recognised leader in neuroscientific research and the management of change.
– Laurie J. Mullins, Author – Management & Organisational Behaviour, Pearson Education Ltd

CLUES Look at me when I’m talking to you

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