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HomeShop at BookSurgeJuvenile Non-FictionSocial IssuesPrejudice & RacismDon't Let 'em Treat You Like a Girl: A Woman's Guide to Leadership Success |
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Caroline Dowd-Higgins Nov 07, 2011
By Caroline Dowd-Higgins
As a Career Development Professional dedicated to the empowerment of women in the workforce, Liz Weber's new edition of Don't Let 'Em Treat You Like a Girl is a breath of fresh air. Finally, a resource to help women be recognized for their strengths, skills, and talents on the job and not their gender. Liz levels the playing field and gives the straight talk advice women need to stop self sabotaging themselves in the professional arena. The Dragon Lady of Leadership Accountability knows her stuff and every woman should have this resource on her professional bookshelf. I am recommending it to all my students and private clients!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great Book...even for the guys Jan 24, 2011
By Matt Anfang
"Matt"
This is an excellent book that anybody working can really relate to. It is an easy read and goes really quick. I'm a guy who doesn't read many books at all, but I really enjoyed this one and would definitely recommend it!
Liz's Book Nov 25, 2011
By foxtalks
I wish I'd had this book 20 years ago. Well, make that 40 years ago. My head wouldn't have a few bumps from hitting the glass ceiling, kind of like a fly bumping into your window and coming back to do it again and again. Ever wonder what happens to those flies? But I digress. I love it that she asked guys their opinnion on a few subjects. That shows respect - modeling the very behavior we want from them! Clever! She tells it like it is. If I had learned along time ago, not to expect everybody to like me, I could have had fewer sleepless nights, and fewer imaginary arguments in my head! I love it that she tells us to get an attitude and leave our emotions at home. If we're gonna play in a man's world, we could learn alot about how to behave to get ahead by watching them. Do they wear their emotions on their sleeves? The one line tips at the end of each chapter could be game changers. Just try one a week, and I bet our work lives would change. It's all about clarity. Know what you want, where you're going, what you are willing to do, and what you're willing to take for it. Find some role models whose heads might be bumped but not bloody. I'm pumped! Thank you, Liz Weber.
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