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Summary: Read this book!
Review: I read this book back in 1992 or 93 when I was an administrative assistant. I am now the Chief of Staff for my agency's Chief Information Officer. Yes, this book did guide me to that position and will guide me even further. I made sure to look at myself honestly and take the message seriously. I am now buying this book for my secretary and two of my analysts as part of their development plan. If you read it with an open mind and be honest with yourself you will get so much out of this book. I still have my original copy with many sections in yellow highlight, paper clipped pages, and notes written in the margin. All I can say is READ THIS BOOK!
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Summary: Read this book!
Review: I read this book back in 1992 or 93 when I was an administrative assistant. I am now the Chief of Staff for my agency's Chief Information Officer. Yes, this book did guide me to that position and will guide me even further. I made sure to look at myself honestly and take the message seriously. I am now buying this book for my secretary and two of my analysts as part of their development plan. If you read it with an open mind and be honest with yourself you will get so much out of this book. I still have my original copy with many sections in yellow highlight, paper clipped pages, and notes written in the margin. All I can say is READ THIS BOOK!
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Summary: THE BLACK WOMAN'S GUIDE TO SUCCESS
Review: This book is a blueprint for African American women who want to crack the executive ceiling. The authors have managed in 286 pages to answer even the most complex of questions regarding the workplace. The biggest selling point is the authors' understanding of how cultural and gender conflict in the workplace can be handled successfully. I ALWAYS WANTED A MENTOR THAT'S AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY AND NOW I HAVE ONE
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Summary: Don't Go to the Boardroom Without It
Review: This IS the book for the black female executive. If you think that life will be different once you climb up into the executive ransk you're correct and wrong too. Work Sister Work guides the reader through the backstabbing, the the bigots and all the obstacles in the aspiring black executive's way. Buy this book the minute you get your promotion. Kimberley Wilson, author of 11 Things Mama Should Have Told You About Men.
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