21 Dirty Tricks at Work

by Mike Phipps

The follow up to the best selling "21 Dirty Tricks at Work" is here.

Another 21 political games identified, analysed and with practical suggestions for how to deal with these tricky situations. You will have your awareness raised, but more importantly you will benefit from the practical ways forward that are prescribed in this essential little volume for career success.

No need to read volume 1 first. Just dive straight in.

112 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 6, 2016

About the author

Mike Phipps is a native, fourth-generation San Franciscan and Board Member of the Friends of the Cable Car Museum. He is a graduate of both the University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University History Departments. For thirty years he has taught California and United States History, as well as Western Civilization, at local secondary schools and colleges. As a Director of the Friends, he has given lectures and written historical articles for the museum. Recently his article, “Hallidie’s Folly: The Story of the Clay Street Hill Railroad Cable Cars,” appeared in the Winter 2009 edition of The Argonaut

Reviews

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[Ryan · Rating 3 out of 5]

The cover of this book made me think it was going to be a comedy book about tricks you could pull on your co-workers. Instead I found a helpful manual on how to get along with people, and to live with, or confront problems in an organization. Helpful, and I can see my library adding it, but please change the cover to something more serious.

[Critterbee❇ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great, step-by-step methods to recognize, analyze and deal with potentially toxic situations in the workplace. Written very objectively, this would be helpful in navigating highly competitive offices.


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