Finance

This book brings to light an unspoken mood, an unspoken, taboo feeling, constantly existing between individual black professionals and corporate masses in America. Simultaneously serious, thought provoking and funny, it will touch a nerve with all black Americans pushing against the glass ceiling of corporate America. Great gift idea!

Deborah Watts definitely portrayed the real look at being Black in Corporate America. Thanks for your Honesty!

Ms Watts reveals the truth, you may not believe it, however, it is real

I bought this book, hoping to learn something new about communication skills, what I found was a list of common sense every day advises, which I'm sure everyone is familiar with, this book did not help me at all, it would probably help someone who came out of jungle, for this book is as basic as they come.

When I purchased this book, I was expecting to find new ways to improve my communications instantly. What I got from this book was a list of common sense items. Only about 10 % of this book helped. I expected more.

I keep this book next to my office desk and use if frequently for a resource for ideas when giving presentations or planning any kind of a meeting. The information contained in this book is very valuable and is always at my fingertips. Thank you for this wonderful book making communication easy and fun.

When a book has a smiley-face on the cover, you pretty much know what to expect. And you won't be disappointed with this one; it's upbeat all the way. This optimistic book would make a great little gift (even for yourself). Stephanie Goddard Davidson brings her considerable expertise to this simple little book of 101 tips (one per page) for improving your productivity. Here's how to minimize stress and become happier at work. The suggestions range from one-sentence instructions to a couple of paragraphs each, and are valid, practical and often thought-provoking. We at getAbstract recommend it to anyone with a job and a susceptibility to being cheered up - it just might get you through a bad day.

This book has given me a lot of helpful hints...I have actually stopped complaining at work and especially at home...I leave my job at my job...and that's the important thing. I also find that by doing these helpful hints, I smile a lot more during the day. :)

101 Ways to Have A Great Day at Work is a must for busy managers. It is so easy to get wrapped up in the chaos of work and forget to recognize employees or make work a fun environment. Ms. Davidson's book is a quick and easy reference for ideas! It covers a wide variety of topics and helps me stay focused when I need it the most. I enjoyed the book so much, I recommend it to fellow managers and co-workers all the time.

This is the worst book I've ever read. There are so many other books with more information that is proven. It reads like a lame 3 Stooges strategy.

Although I may be a biased opinion as I am interviewed in the book (more like a manual), Mr. Whisler and company do a very thorough job of discussing the ins and outs of trade. In fact, as a "how to" manual, I've never seen anything better and more straigtforward.

If you are a business that is seriously considering bartering your excess capacity, I'd suggest you order this book today. It's an easy read. Best wishes. Mark Servatius