Career Warfare: 10 Rules for Building a Successful Personal Brand on the Business Battlefield

Unabridged
Author: David F. D'Alessandro , Michele Owens
Narrator: Grover Gardner
Genres: Business, Self-help, Motivation, Health, Body & Mind
Publisher: American Media International
Date: January 2005
Length: 4 hours
Ratings:
Formats:
  • CD

Overview

The best-selling author and CEO of John Hancock offers concrete advice on building a reputation that commands respect, coping with office politics, and surviving the less-than-sane aspects of any organization.

Reviews (4)

Career Warfare

Written by Anonymous from Montgomery, AL on August 4th, 2007

  • Book Rating: 5/5

Great audio! The author definitely has his opinions on what works and what doesn't. He highlight major mistakes to avoid, and what to expect if you do them. And guidance on how to plan your career..... tells it like it is... even if it is a little tough to hear. Highly recommend.

How to survive in Business

Written by Anonymous on July 10th, 2007

  • Book Rating: 4/5

I really enjoyed this book. Anyone in the business world knows the textbook side of business taught in college. The politics of business are the real challenge. David D'Alessandro really knows how business works and presents it in a comical and enlightening way.

Old Thought

Written by Louie Gravance on October 3rd, 2006

  • Book Rating: 1/5

Not the way I run my business or my career. A better title my have been, "How To Succeed in Business in 1983". The author offer "tips" on impressing your clients with tickets to Broadway shows, and winning at the cost of co-workers deemed "inferior". Interesting only in its revelations of how business people conducted themselves in the days of the "two Martini lunch deals". Anachronistic and pompous.

Career Warfare

Written by Brent Gonzalez on June 6th, 2006

  • Book Rating: 4/5

I'm sure this would be very helpfull in big business. You may have to strech to link it up with a small town application but it's there. Over all a good read (sorry, a good listen) If your looking to move up the corprate ladder read this book. If you live in a small town like me, it's still a good read but it wouldn't be first on my list.