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Hug Your People

The Proven Way to Hire, Inspire, and Recognize Your Employees to Achieve Remarkable Results

by Jack Mitchell

Hyperion, 2008

Category: Leadership & Management

Hug Your People

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In this summary you will learn

  • Why treating your employees with dignity and respect makes good business sense
  • How to be nice, demonstrate trust and instill pride
  • How to make your staff members feel included
  • How to recognize your associates for what they do

Why you should read Hug Your People

Some business executives go out of their way to be mean to their employees. Just watch real-estate magnate Donald Trump on The Apprentice, a TV show where young entrepreneurs do their best not to be fired ignominiously by the scowling mogul. Trump does everything possible to demean the show’s eager participants. Or take the late billionaire New York City hotel owner Leona Helmsley: She was the hated “Queen of Mean.” She once ordered an employee to get on his knees and beg for his job. She served 19 months in prison for tax evasion and her will designated more money to her dog than to any one of her grandchildren. In contrast, take author Jack Mitchell, CEO of a popular Connecticut retail clothing firm. He believes in treating employees with courtesy, consideration and respect. In this book, he explains why this approach is good business. Maybe the corporate world should immediately replace its soulless sourpusses with warmhearted business leaders like Mitchell. getAbstract recommends reading his book to learn how to run a profitable business while treating your employees with honor and dignity.

About the author

Jack Mitchell is the CEO of Mitchells/Richards/Marshs, a Connecticut-based high-end clothing retailer with $70 million in annual sales. He wrote the bestseller Hug Your Customers.

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