Dog Path: The Workplace Rules for Becoming a Trusted Advisor

Author: Sidao
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: In society, there are far more employees than employers. Even the highly regarded professional managers today are merely senior employees. The bosses who make their own decisions don't necessarily live more comfortably or have a better future than their subordinates. Often, being a trusted aide (dog) is more prestigious and brings greater honor and benefits than being most bosses (wolves). Compared to the independence, cruelty, and lack of long-term vision of wolves, who are easily isolated and misunderstood, dogs actually have a brighter future. The way dogs survive and thrive is similar to how people live in society: being loyal to their duty, skilled in getting along with others, easily gaining trust and affection, excelling in their work, adapting to various environments, and being good at learning new knowledge and skills, etc. The "dog path" is actually more like the success path of most people. Among ten thousand wolves, one may shine, but thousands suffer; among ten thousand dogs, one may wander, but ten thousand thrive. The shining wolves may not surpass the successful dogs. Because the wolf's creed is combat, and they can only cooperate with other wolves; while the dog's creed is cooperation and loyalty, and they can cooperate with various species. In the workplace, loyal and capable dogs are more combat-effective and more valued than rebellious wolves. Dogs have always been the symbol of loyalty and companions to humans; no one can ignore their contributions and belittle them. The way dogs survive and thrive is similar to how people live in society: being loyal to their duty, skilled in getting along with others, easily gaining trust and affection, excelling in their work, adapting to various environments, and being good at learning new knowledge and skills, etc. The "dog path" is actually more like the success path of most people. This book will tell you the workplace rules for becoming a trusted aide.