Workplace Winner

Author: Wu Weigang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Getting promoted in one's job is the fervent hope of the vast majority of those who depend on a salary. Superiors might even quote a famous saying to inspire subordinates: "A soldier who doesn't want to be a general isn't a good soldier." Promotion often comes with a salary increase—why wouldn't one want it? However, most good things in the world are not easily achieved by ordinary people. Only those with excellent ideas and skillful tactics can succeed more easily. How to continuously receive recognition in the workplace is simple in theory, but actually doing it is also straightforward—it all depends on whether you can get timely guidance. The items listed in this book may just be what you urgently need, dear readers. Are you one of the countless office workers? If so, is promotion and a raise a lingering knot in your heart? In today's highly competitive workplace, simply having professional knowledge is not enough to become a winner—just as being financially well-off doesn't mean you understand the art of the office. This book uses typical office stories as examples to describe the way of life for salaried workers, explaining how to maximize one's personal charm for all office personnel to read.