زیرآب زنی فارسی 1402

The book "Zirab Zani" by Faramarz Eibpoosh deals with a complex yet familiar topic in work and social environments: the phenomenon of submerging. With an innovative and analytical approach, this book examines this issue in depth and provides solutions to identify, understand, and deal with this phenomenon. In this work, with fluent language and strong arguments, Deaf Posh takes the audience on a journey in the complex world of human relations and its effects on work environments. "Underwatering" is one of the issues that, unlike its prevalence in organizations and societies, has been less investigated. This phenomenon, which is usually hidden in silence and inattention, can have extensive negative effects on work and social relationships. The book "Ziraba Zani" is the first work that deals with this issue comprehensively and examines it from various aspects. In this book, Aib Posh defines and describes "Ziraba Zani" in detail, and by telling real stories and examples, It introduces the audience to various aspects of this phenomenon. By carefully examining the roots of this behavior and its effects on the individual and the organization, he helps the reader gain a deep understanding of the nature and consequences of subversion. The author believes that the first step to dealing with the phenomenon of flooding is to recognize and accept it. This book is a guide to identifying the signs and symptoms of flooding in different environments and provides strategies to deal with it. "Submergence" is not limited to describing the problem, but also offers practical solutions and effective strategies to deal with this phenomenon. The book includes sections that help readers effectively deal with the challenges of flooding by using effective communication techniques, intelligent conflict management, and fostering healthy and positive relationships. With simple but effective language, this book allows the reader to look at his work and social environment with a new perspective. After reading this book, readers will be able to help improve their work and personal relationships with a better understanding of the destructive behaviors of others and ways to deal with them. In sum, "Submergence" by Farmarez Deaf-Posh is not only a practical guide to identify and deal with the phenomenon of submergence, but also has special importance as an in-depth analytical text about human behaviors and their impact on society. This book is a valuable resource for managers, employees, management and psychology students, and anyone seeking a better understanding of the complexities of human relationships.