Not Afraid: Wisdom in the Workplace. Illustrated Cartoon Picture Book

Author: (Japan) Yamaши Bоzо
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Publishing Date: 2006-10-01
Features: In a team, use email to let everyone know each other's progress and the problems encountered; to make work more efficient, also pay attention to personal matters, solve worries, and then work better; when exchanging business cards, generally place them at a height slightly above the chest; a smiling posture is very charming. This book elaborates on the magic cube and methods that make work more pleasant, allowing you to achieve career success while also gaining workplace happiness, leading to a happy life! This book emphasizes both cartoon illustrations and text, with vivid and clear illustrations and simple and popular language, making it a must-have workplace secret book for employees, salespeople, interns, and all office workers. This book is jointly recommended by contemporary famous writer Liu Xinwu, famous British novelist Hongying, famous young writer Qiu Huadong, Peking University professor Zhang Yiwu, and famous poet Yang Xiaomin. It is essential to make work enjoyable, which is the first step toward workplace happiness and career success. "Work shouldn't be unpleasant!" In fact, there's no problem—it's a piece of cake. As long as everyone possesses wisdom and masters the "rules," you can achieve your goals. In the workplace, your "demeanor" and "attitude" often influence how others perceive you. Every day, no matter how you feel, if you neglect to express yourself appropriately, it may lead to someone else's unhappiness. Or, if you lack expression skills and fail to properly convey your feelings to others, you might end up being scolded by your boss or seniors. When I didn't understand the workplace "rules" and tricks or hadn't yet gained workplace wisdom, I often felt pale and full of complaints every day. But now, things are different. After understanding and mastering the "rules and tricks" and gaining workplace wisdom, work has become very easy and pleasant, and I no longer worry about interpersonal relationships. This book should be a companion for office workers, even for those who haven't started working yet—for the work you may face in the future, and also for the family members who are currently working. There are many important etiquette rules and tricks in the book that you should definitely know.