Work's a We Thing

by Danny McCall

"Work's A We Thing" reveals the powerful forces that are reshaping the modern workplace, personal careers and management practices. Then its step-by-step instruction enables and outfits workers, job seekers, managers and leaders to be more responsive and attentive to the changes taking place at work. This bellwether book describes how to apply a collaborative, principle-based approach for improving any type of work role to gain greater fulfillment and success in one's career as well as achieving vast new possibilities for organizational betterment. This innovative content intends to usher a revolution leading to more rewarding, productive and enjoyable forms of affiliation between workers and organizations. A separate "quick-guide" for reference at work is included.

190 pages, Perfect Paperback

First published May 22, 2008

Reviews

[Jennifer Rossi · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is horrible. If I didn’t have to read it for work and know that we were having a meeting to discuss it I would have thrown it away after the first few pages. I get the concept. However as the book suggests it is common sense, it’s so simple. If people don’t understand that this is how communication works before reading this book it may convince them to not communicate ever because the book makes you feel dumb while reading it. The over use of descriptive words after each person speaks is ridiculous and overkill. It doesn’t need to be a novel that was not the right genre to choose for this type of information to be brought to the work force. It makes me cringe thinking about the fact that I read it and still have to discuss it, almost like watching those horribly make CPR videos from the Red Cross and AHA. Do not waste your time reading this. Just communicate your thoughts and feelings in a positive and constructive way and you can avoid this debacle.

[Kathryn Waldron · Rating 2 out of 5]

4 stars for theory
1 star for delivery