How to have confidence and power in dealing with people

This catalog entry highlights the book titled *How to have confidence and power in dealing with people*, authored by Les Giblin and published by Prentice-Hall. Originally published in 1986, this work is a significant addition to our library collection, particularly for individuals researching personal development, communication, and professional growth. The metadata for this volume organizes it under several primary subjects: success, interpersonal relations, self-confidence, self-help techniques, and business. These classifications make the book highly discoverable for readers seeking to improve their personal and professional interactions.

As a resource categorized under both business and success, Les Giblin’s 1986 publication provides readers with material focused on achieving goals and navigating professional landscapes. The subject assignment of self-confidence and self-help techniques indicates that the book focuses on individual empowerment and actionable strategies for personal improvement. Additionally, its categorization under interpersonal relations ensures that those studying the dynamics of human interaction can easily locate this text within our library database. Prentice-Hall’s publication of this title represents a dedicated contribution to these intersecting fields of study.

Whether you are searching the library archives for historical perspectives on self-help techniques or seeking practical literature categorized under business and success, this book remains an accessible option. By exploring the subjects of interpersonal relations and self-confidence, readers can utilize this 1986 work by Les Giblin to support their studies. This catalog record ensures that the book's key metadata, from author to publisher, is fully searchable for library patrons.