Parenting the Office

Have you ever felt that your supervisor likes a co-worker more and gives that person more privileges than you?Do children notice when their sibling is refused something or when they get a special opportunity? Of course not; we all tend to protect our own turf first.Do you find that your co-managers can't seem to give consistent answers to policy questions and that answers frequently depend on which manager answers?Didn't you know which parent to ask for what, and didn't you frequently feel insecure about what the rules really were?If you find that you identify with these questions, and you're looking for realistic solutions to management (and parenting!) questions, this book will get you on the right track. As Judith Resnick, CEO of The Resnick Group and a former CEO of an investment banking and brokerage firm, says, "Being a woman without an advanced business degree wasn't a challenge. Raising children by myself taught me what I needed to know to manage a business. If you can get people to remember the golden rule, to work and play together, and to share their toys, you can be successful." This is the book to show you how to make it happen.Foreword by J. W. Marriott, Jr., chairman of Marriott InternationalDavidoff, Doris S. is the author of 'Parenting the Office' with ISBN 9781565548206 and ISBN 1565548205.