Kirjahaku

Suppose that your employer or other stakeholder walked up to you today and asked you a simple question: "How will you succeed in your job?" Would you know the answer? What would you say to him or her?If you are like many people in the workplace, chances are that whatever your answer, it is insufficient for achieving repeatable success in your job--whatever your job happens to be. Success in any job requires an understanding of the levers of job-success and how the levers can impact your job performance; this, along with your ability, will decide your success in the job."Doing Your Job: Successfully" offers a prescription for how to succeed in your job. It establishes a framework for understanding why some workers are highly successful in their jobs, why others are unsuccessful, and the differences between the work habits and conditions of each of these sets of workers. Put differently, this book shows you how to perform your job ... successfully.

Surveys revealed that adults employed full time in the U.S. reported working an average of 47 hours per week, and 40% reported working 50 to 60+ hours per week. This finding is consistent with other findings that the average adult office-based worker works approximately 53 hours per week. Such "overwork" can negatively impact our job success and personal well-being. Fortunately, it has been proven that ANYONE can work more efficiently and productively, accomplishing a full day's worth of work in half the time and with higher quality. This book provides the "how."