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Workability

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Human challenges define your career. A top workplace communicator shares personal skills and behaviors that truly matter in global organizations. Crises, anxieties, and fears are inevitable in today’s workplace. Through engaging stories from his 60,000 hours of corporate experience, James Weekley emphasizes the human qualities that can lead to better or worse outcomes. He asserts that your workability hinges on communication and behavior; how you do things matters more than what you do. Drawing from psychology, language, and communication, the book offers fresh perspectives on managing human challenges and advancing your career without losing your identity. Most of us will find ourselves in follower roles, facing crises every few years, grappling with anxieties, and navigating complex workplace dynamics. We often need to influence without authority and contend with toxic cultures. This guide is designed for anyone building a career, empowering you to engage, inspire, master anxieties, attract talent, overcome resistance, think creatively, manage expectations, and connect with your audience. It also provides strategies for dealing constructively with setbacks that could otherwise impede your performance and career progression.

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Workability, James D Weekley

Język
Rok wydania
2021
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Tytuł
Workability
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Novaro
Rok wydania
2021
Oprawa
miękka
ISBN10
1838067442
ISBN13
9781838067441
Seria
Opis
Human challenges define your career. A top workplace communicator shares personal skills and behaviors that truly matter in global organizations. Crises, anxieties, and fears are inevitable in today’s workplace. Through engaging stories from his 60,000 hours of corporate experience, James Weekley emphasizes the human qualities that can lead to better or worse outcomes. He asserts that your workability hinges on communication and behavior; how you do things matters more than what you do. Drawing from psychology, language, and communication, the book offers fresh perspectives on managing human challenges and advancing your career without losing your identity. Most of us will find ourselves in follower roles, facing crises every few years, grappling with anxieties, and navigating complex workplace dynamics. We often need to influence without authority and contend with toxic cultures. This guide is designed for anyone building a career, empowering you to engage, inspire, master anxieties, attract talent, overcome resistance, think creatively, manage expectations, and connect with your audience. It also provides strategies for dealing constructively with setbacks that could otherwise impede your performance and career progression.