Beautiful girls don't stand in corners: 101 unconscious mistakes you can't make at work

Author: Frankl
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Are you familiar with these "good girl" mistakes?
Mistake 3: Working too hard. In fact, no woman gets promoted purely because she works hard. Learn to "waste" a little time.
Mistake 26: Decorating the office like your living room. Unless you're an interior designer, there's no benefit to doing this. Re-evaluate your office decor.
Mistake 27: Offering food to others. You're not "Mom" or Betty Crocker. Think carefully before putting food on the office table.
Mistake 59: Seeking approval for everything. Only children seek adult approval for everything; that's not how adults behave. Be direct and confident at work.
Mistake 73: Laughing inappropriately. If men don't smile, they're serious about what's happening. Mind your behavior and context. Want to know why? Read Pretty Girls Don't Stand in Corners.
Any woman who hopes to succeed in the workplace (perhaps to understand the obstacles she faces) should read this book.
Excellent! Ask Annie Columnist for Fortune magazine
Every page of this book talks about your or your friend's daily behavior
This simple and practical guide will help us reveal ourselves as strong and brave women.
Author of She Wins, You Win and Act Like a Man, Win Like a Woman
If you're always busy, with no time to rest, worry about offending others, hesitate to ask for information, or seek opinions from friends and colleagues before making decisions, then promotion might not be in your future, and your opinions may be ignored when you express them.
Although you may not realize it, such "good girl" behaviors are indeed harming your career!
The author reveals the secret in this book: Why do some women excel in their careers while others stagnate?
She found that the series of unique behaviors and habits women develop in their youth—101—harm them more than help them in adulthood.
Now, in this career manual specifically designed for white-collar women, she will help you eliminate these unconscious mistakes holding you back and provide 300 valuable tips that you can easily integrate into your social and work skills.