How to Fulfil Tight and Demanding Briefs
101 Ways to Make Ballsups in Business
Business & Finance, Business Reference, Business Communication, Nonfiction, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
| Author: | Lin Sagovsky | ISBN: | 9781783011643 |
| Publisher: | eBookPartnership.com | Publication: | July 9, 2013 |
| Imprint: | eBookPartnership.com | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lin Sagovsky |
| ISBN: | 9781783011643 |
| Publisher: | eBookPartnership.com |
| Publication: | July 9, 2013 |
| Imprint: | eBookPartnership.com |
| Language: | English |
Here is a series of absolutely indispensable tips for any businessperson about stuff that lots of people are... well, complete pants at (not you, of course).
Learn how NOT to deliver presentations, run meetings, conduct a negotiation, or schmooze at a networking event.
This book really allows you to indulge in feeling smug. After all, these handy hints are so obvious that it would be unthinkable for you to be making such silly mistakes… wouldn't it?
So just have a read for the fun of it - and to enjoy some hilarious cartoons.
Of course, you might find it an amusing diversion to have a little think about which of the tips could conceivably relate to you. And even to muse upon the possibility of improving just one tiny thing about the way you give presentations, or run meetings, or negotiate, or network - by NOT following the advice in these pages. Worth a quick glance, perhaps - even if you know for sure that you're already pretty much perfect at this kind of thing.
Just to reassure yourself that you can be absolutely positively certain that you're truly not guilty of a word of it…
Learn how NOT to deliver presentations, run meetings, conduct a negotiation, or schmooze at a networking event.
This book really allows you to indulge in feeling smug. After all, these handy hints are so obvious that it would be unthinkable for you to be making such silly mistakes… wouldn't it?
So just have a read for the fun of it - and to enjoy some hilarious cartoons.
Of course, you might find it an amusing diversion to have a little think about which of the tips could conceivably relate to you. And even to muse upon the possibility of improving just one tiny thing about the way you give presentations, or run meetings, or negotiate, or network - by NOT following the advice in these pages. Worth a quick glance, perhaps - even if you know for sure that you're already pretty much perfect at this kind of thing.
Just to reassure yourself that you can be absolutely positively certain that you're truly not guilty of a word of it…
Here is a series of absolutely indispensable tips for any businessperson about stuff that lots of people are... well, complete pants at (not you, of course).
Learn how NOT to deliver presentations, run meetings, conduct a negotiation, or schmooze at a networking event.
This book really allows you to indulge in feeling smug. After all, these handy hints are so obvious that it would be unthinkable for you to be making such silly mistakes… wouldn't it?
So just have a read for the fun of it - and to enjoy some hilarious cartoons.
Of course, you might find it an amusing diversion to have a little think about which of the tips could conceivably relate to you. And even to muse upon the possibility of improving just one tiny thing about the way you give presentations, or run meetings, or negotiate, or network - by NOT following the advice in these pages. Worth a quick glance, perhaps - even if you know for sure that you're already pretty much perfect at this kind of thing.
Just to reassure yourself that you can be absolutely positively certain that you're truly not guilty of a word of it…
Learn how NOT to deliver presentations, run meetings, conduct a negotiation, or schmooze at a networking event.
This book really allows you to indulge in feeling smug. After all, these handy hints are so obvious that it would be unthinkable for you to be making such silly mistakes… wouldn't it?
So just have a read for the fun of it - and to enjoy some hilarious cartoons.
Of course, you might find it an amusing diversion to have a little think about which of the tips could conceivably relate to you. And even to muse upon the possibility of improving just one tiny thing about the way you give presentations, or run meetings, or negotiate, or network - by NOT following the advice in these pages. Worth a quick glance, perhaps - even if you know for sure that you're already pretty much perfect at this kind of thing.
Just to reassure yourself that you can be absolutely positively certain that you're truly not guilty of a word of it…
