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Decoding the Workplace

50 Keys to Understanding People in Organizations

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Decoding the Workplace

By: John Ballard PhD
Narrated by: Timothy Andrés Pabon
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This highly enjoyable career development book reveals dynamic aspects of the workplace that are hidden to many, ignored by others - factors that can make or break careers.

  • Provides easy-to-understand information that allows listeners to better understand the workplace around them, the behavior of others, and even themselves.
  • Offers proven advice that can help listeners be more effective, regardless of what stage they are in their careers.
  • Discusses 50 keys for unlocking the workplace and illustrates key concepts through dozens of stories and practical examples.
  • Presents insights grounded in what management scholars know about human behavior, management, and the workplace.
©2015 John Ballard, PhD (P)2018 Gildan Media Career Success Communication & Social Skills Management Management & Leadership Negotiating Personal Development Employment Career Business Leadership Human Behaviour
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a good insightful, approachable, realistic book about work behaviour and management that actually help. Well read too

insightful

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In a way... the book starts of saying that the content was put together based on request from MBA students and that a lot of it most people would know instinctively... so fair enough. Hard to criticise from that perspective.
I just thought it was all a bit “meh” and uninspiring. Sure, maybe a few aspects that were interesting to listen to but probably not worth this many hours listening to.
Honestly makes you think about the kind of students that go to take the author’s MBA course/ become senior managers...

Just Meh

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