Who Moved My Cheese? : An A-Mazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life (CD-Audio)

from jaygheiser

Coincidentally, the 3 consultants from my firm working in the same room on an out-of-town engagement had all read this book. My father-in-law, who is an experienced and perceptive leader, sent me my copy--otherwise, I would never have bothered to read a thin little self-help book like this. It tu...

from Library_Breeder

Going through all the books I read for school and this was on the list, I read it in 2010 for my Counciling 116 Career/Life Planning & Personal Exploration. As an older adult going to college for the first time, I figured this was a good class to start with and it was the first class I attended. ...

from howifeelaboutbooks

This book was going around work because we're trying to keep morale up and inspire people to change and be the best they can be. Very quick read, an hour at most. It didn't change my life, but it made me think about which character I was and how I reacted to change. And if I needed to react diffe...

from Nancy_F

If you receive this uninspiring, revolting piece of trash from your employer, start looking for another job -- the end is near!Change is inevitable, but it doesn't mean workers should sit back and accept everything corporate America dishes out.

from diovival

"'Anyway, we didn't change. But a competitor did and our sales fell badly. We've been going through a difficult time. Now, another big technological change is happening in the industry and no one at the company seems to want to deal with it. It doesn't look good. I think I could be out of a job s...