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Book Title: The Subtle Art Of Dealing With PeopleAuthor: Aruna JoshiFormat: PaperbackPublished By: Embassy BooksISBN? & Edition: 9389995736 & FirstGenre: Non-fiction ( Self-help )No.of pages: 168Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ About the bookThe Subtle Art Of Dealing With People offers you tools and techniques, with real- life examples from the author’s life.…
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