Outsiders on the Inside
How to Create a Winning Career...Even When You Don't Fit In!
Category: Human Resources
It’s all right to be an outsider – if you succeed. Learn how.
In this summary you will learn
- What makes people outsiders
- How outsiders can leverage their differences to achieve maximum work success, satisfaction and happiness
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Why you should read Outsiders on the Inside
Do you look different than your colleagues? Think differently? Act differently? You’re probably an outsider. Possibly you suffer for it. Maybe your co-workers disrespect you. It’s tough to have a good day at work. Perhaps you can’t change whatever makes you different – your skin color, your accent, your body type. And why should you? getAbstract recommends professional outsider David Couper’s book, which explains to all self-professed outsiders how to accept their own uniqueness. Couper says glory in who you are, and turn your otherness into an advantage. He teaches outsiders how to be satisfied at work, present themselves in new ways, get the jobs they want and move inside.
About the Author
Career coach David Couper is the co-author of 50 Activities for Developing People Skills and George Sees Stars.
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