In this straight-talking guide, MBA Elizabeth Freedman—an expert in corporate etiquette—shares the rules of the workplace that only vet...
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Oct 04, 2008
Mikejencostanzo
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I read this one as an e-book actually -- the first e-book I've actually read cover to cover in it's entirety! I checked it out from the public library's website as one that looked good to read, since my current temp job has plopped me firmly in the clutches of the corporate world for the very first time.
There were a number of good things I gleaned from this book. Good points, lesson, reminders from the author that have actually come in pretty handy on the job.
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There were a number of good things I gleaned from this book. Good points, lesson, reminders from the author that have actually come in pretty handy on the job.
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Jul 27, 2009
Nathan
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I thought having an entire chapter on dining etiquette was ridiculous, but then I went to a lunch meeting...
The chapter about "when to know when it's time to move on" was interesting. All else was pretty much stating the obvious (with an intended audience of the clueless).
The chapter about "when to know when it's time to move on" was interesting. All else was pretty much stating the obvious (with an intended audience of the clueless).
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