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Magic Words at Work distills the authors' experience in the competitive media industry into a concise collection of workplace wisdom. The book presents lessons learned and turns of phrase tailored to common office situations—from asserting influence without micromanagement to staying adaptable during organizational change, from managing interruptions to fostering independent career growth. With a blend of sharp insight and approachable advice, it equips readers with actionable tools to elevate their performance and navigate professional challenges.
First publish date: 2004
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Motivation & Success
Authors: Kaminsky, Howard.
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