The Corporate Life Survival Guide - Zinn, Randy
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Thrive in a world with unwritten rules... before now. The Corporate Life Survival Guide is a detailed how-to book on mastering office politics. With chapters on workplace life, situations to avoid, and achieving a work/life balance, it draws on the author's quarter century of experience as an employee, contractor, and consultant. Insightful guidance and illustrative anecdotes will help you understand important missteps, the consequences, and how to prevent them. Always practical, the book will quickly improve the savvy of workers who are new to office life, making a successful career easier to…mehr

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Thrive in a world with unwritten rules... before now. The Corporate Life Survival Guide is a detailed how-to book on mastering office politics. With chapters on workplace life, situations to avoid, and achieving a work/life balance, it draws on the author's quarter century of experience as an employee, contractor, and consultant. Insightful guidance and illustrative anecdotes will help you understand important missteps, the consequences, and how to prevent them. Always practical, the book will quickly improve the savvy of workers who are new to office life, making a successful career easier to achieve. Learn how to assess a job's suitability, skillfully ask management about sensitive subjects, and position yourself for a successful future. Understand and manage the role of appearances, social outings, and the physical environment you inherit. Consistently sidestep not-so-innocent issues that can ruin your relationships and job. Written for those new to the business world or wanting to improve their careers, The Corporate Life Survival Guide is your first step toward a heavenly future. Work better, sooner.
Autorenporträt
Randy Zinn has worked as a software developer/architect in the Washington D.C. area for over 20 years and encountered an amazing number of characters and issues along the way - so much so that he has not one but two forthcoming memoirs about it. Whether an employee, contractor, or consultant through his own firm, he's worked in the commercial sector and for NASA, the State Department, the Pentagon, and White House, among others. He brings considerable experience to not just surviving, but thriving in the often tumultuous corporate world, where unwelcome surprises can appear without warning.