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Working Ourselves To Death: The High Cost of Workaholism and the Rewards of Recovery
This is an Authors Guild/BIP title. Please use Authors Guild/BIP specs.text for author bio please use author bio from author info pagetext for book description "Fassel puts her finger on a key problem in the workplace For many people, work, as currently defined in our society, has become a substitute for life."?i>Chicago Tribune"Fassel debunks the myth that work addicts get ahead...She helps guide the reader toward a more balanced life through simple and proven techniques."?i>Feminist Bookstore News
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180 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1990
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May 2, 2020
"When your life is coming apart due to advanced work addiction, you probably won't be reading this book" pg 146.
An excellent perspective on the dynamic process of workaholism itself not by a clinical psychologist this time but from a more adequate, a management consultant. Easy read, not too long, not too confusing. The best thing is, its wisdom is still very applicable even though 30yrs has passed since it's been written. I hope it'll help to anyone who's looking help this way.
An excellent perspective on the dynamic process of workaholism itself not by a clinical psychologist this time but from a more adequate, a management consultant. Easy read, not too long, not too confusing. The best thing is, its wisdom is still very applicable even though 30yrs has passed since it's been written. I hope it'll help to anyone who's looking help this way.
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