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Little Black Book of Success
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Three powerful African-American female executives celebrate their gender and heritage as they share their secrets for success in this effective guide for businesswomen. Ways to communicate thoughtfully, trust yourself, and exude self-esteem are just a few tactics the authors discuss for those who want to enter the workforce as confident leaders.
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Not very informative. Doesn't talk at all about microaggressions in the workplace or any specific workplace problem. Each chapter just gives you generic "Think like a leader!" advice which isn't what I was looking for. There's no advice on specific workplace problems or their solutions.
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Not The Elaine Brown
This is how to survive and succeed in corporate America.
This is how to survive and succeed in corporate America.
I thought there was a lot of credence to this book. So much so that I purchased a hard copy (I was listening to an audiobook). it is a great read for black women who are looking to move up in their organizations. I will definitely be creating a PLN to make sure I start documenting my goals and my successes so I can start keeping track for myself and resume updates as well as to be able to have raise and promotion conversations with my upper management.
I found this to be very interesting on multiple levels. Helps you look at success for various angles. A good quick read!
Helpful and concise
Great reference for black women who want to improve their professional lives..
Great book for women of color, get inspired and empowered to Succeed
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