You Did What!: The Biggest Blunders Professionals Make
By (Author) Kim Zoller
By (author) Kerry Preston
Red Wheel/Weiser
New Page Books,US
30th November 2015
United States
General
Non Fiction
658.313
Paperback
128
Width 210mm, Height 133mm
1g
A study of thousands of fired employees, conducted by Harvard University's Bureau of Vocational Guidance, revealed that for every one person fired for performance-related issues, two lost their jobs for failure to deal successfully and professionally with other people. Setting yourself apart in today's highly competitive business environment takes thought and planning. Not only must you have excellent job skills, you must, also, have excellent people skills. YOU DID WHAT! gives you solid techniques that can be used right away to achieve effective results, including: *Quick tips and strategies on professional behaviour *Real-life stories of how business behaviour can make or break your career. *Tools to compete with and differentiate yourself from your competitors Whether you are a seasoned executive or a recent graduate, YOU DID WHAT! will prepare you to handle a wide variety of business situations correctly.
The details in business do matter. This book is the foundation for building successful careers.
--Carl Sewell, chairman, Sewell Automotive Companies, author of Customers for Life-- "Reviews"
This book is so important that we use it in our Mattel Corporate University. Knowing how to handle business situations correctly can make or break a career. You Did What! is the answer.
--Ann Adams, director of management development, Mattel, Inc.-- "Reviews"
This is a great book! Zoller and Preston give some great advice when it comes to setting yourself apart in business.
--JJ Ramberg, host of MSNBC's Your Business and author of It's Your Business-- "Reviews"
Kim Zoller has a 23-year track record of focusing on process, training and professional development. Kim works strategically with Fortune 500 C-suite executives. Kerry Preston is a recognised expert, speaker and facilitator in the areas of leadership, communication, presentations, strategic planning and time-management.