The 12 Truths about Surviving and Succeeding in the Office: And Some of Them Aren't Very NiceWouldn't it be great if success in the office was measured by hard work, talent and admirable behavior? Too bad it's not. Just look around at who's thriving in your company. The only thing that separates you from them is that they've learned and put into action the things that really define success in corporate America, such as; It's fine to gossip (but don't tell anyone anything)... you can say whatever you want to whomever you want (just say it right). These, along with other radically honest - and amusing - principles explained in The Twelve Truths About Surviving and Succeeding in the Office, can help give you the tools for self-preservation that are essential to sanity and success at work. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The people make this place special | 25 |
Keep your office organized Just dont | 49 |
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