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1 online resource (166 pages) |
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text file |
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Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Acknowledgments; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; Chapter 1. To Launch Something New, You Need a Good Plan; Chapter 2. Think Like an Entrepreneur, Wherever You Are; Chapter 3. Listening Is Your Sure Fire, Go-to Career Strategy; Chapter 4. Tweak Your Brand to Send Clear Messages; Chapter 5. Start Now to Build Leadership into Your Brand; Chapter 6. Power up by Tweaking Your Personal Style; Chapter 7. Talk Back to the Voice in Your Head; Chapter 8. How Do Other People Get Self-Discipline?; Chapter 9. How and Why to Keep Smiling. |
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Chapter 10. The Real Meaning of "Networking" May Surprise YouChapter 11. What to Say When Your Work Is Praised; Chapter 12. Give Positive Feedback in Smart Ways; Chapter 13. Get Over Your Fear of Looking Like a Suck-Up; Chapter 14. Use Games to Create Power and Direction; Chapter 15. Be Prepared with Clever Ways to Brag; Chapter 16. Get the "It" Factor: Create Presence; Chapter 17. To Make a Career Shift, Start with One Grain of Sugar; Chapter 18. How to Take a Career Side Step, One Sugar Grain at a Time; Chapter 19. Those Annoying Speech Habits May Cost You. |
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Chapter 20. Does Your Calendar Support Your Success?Chapter 21. Prioritize Your Priorities; Chapter 22. Getting Your Boss to Listen; Chapter 23. Leading Upward: Manage the Boss, in a Good Way; Chapter 24. The Jimmy Fallon Touch: Good Manners Help You Shine; Chapter 25. Do's and Don'ts of Saying "Sorry"; Chapter 26. Find the Magic 20 Percent; Chapter 27. How to Create Mentoring that Works Both Ways; Chapter 28. Don't Be Sabotaged by Your Own Frustration; Chapter 29. Yes, You Can Do Something about Difficult Colleagues; Chapter 30. Find or Build Communities. |
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Chapter 31. Make Your Meeting Time More ProductiveChapter 32. How to Love Your Work Again; Chapter 33. Make Social Media Work for You; Chapter 34. Stress Is Contagious and Debilitating-but Manageable; Chapter 35. Snap Out of It: Coping with Career Rejection; Chapter 36. How to Foster Great Teams, Even If You're Not the Leader; Chapter 37. Celebrate Your Wins and Theirs; Chapter 38. It's (Usually) Not Okay to Be Late; Chapter 39. Measuring Progress Makes Your Goals Powerful; Chapter 40. Use Those Amazing Checklists; Chapter 41. Overcome Big Project Letdown. |
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Chapter 42. Know When to Forget about StatusChapter 43. To Lead without Authority, Know How to Herd Cats; Chapter 44. How Bigger Goals Can Take You Further; Chapter 45. You Might Hesitate, but Keep Going; Chapter 46. Ageism Is Real: Deal With It Sooner than Later; Chapter 47. How to Stay Steady When Change Is Constant; Chapter 48. Art Can Boost Your Creativity at Work; Chapter 49. The Right Way to Move On; Chapter 50. Choose to Be an Optimist; Bibliography; Index; About the Author. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-219) and index. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
| Subject |
Professional employees -- Psychology.
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Professional employees -- Psychology. |
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Professional employees. |
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Interpersonal communication.
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Interpersonal communication. |
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Career development.
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Career development. |
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Electronic books.
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| Added Author |
Hannon, Kerry.
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Print version: Jones, Beverly E. Think Like an Entrepreneur, Act Like a CEO : 50 Indispensable Tips to Help You Stay Afloat, Bounce Back, and Get Ahead at Work. Wayne, NJ : Career Press, ©2015 9781632650177 |
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1632659816 |
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9781632659811 (electronic book) |
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9781632650177 |
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1632650177 |
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