Works Well With Others audiobook cover - An Outsider’s Guide to Shaking Hands, Shutting Up, Handling Jerks, and Other Crucial Skills in Business That No one Ever Teaches You

Works Well With Others

An Outsider’s Guide to Shaking Hands, Shutting Up, Handling Jerks, and Other Crucial Skills in Business That No one Ever Teaches You

Ross McCammon

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Works Well With Others
Interviews & Recruiters
Recruiter Mindset
Interview Tactics
Follow-Up
The Power of Eye Contact
First Impressions
Best Practices
Professional Vocabulary
Ditch Apologies
Project Confidence
Value Others' Time
Delivering Memorable Toasts
Structure
Preparation
Inclusivity
The Psychology of Clothing
Signaling
Enclothed Cognition

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Works Well With Others Summary & Overview

Works Well With Others (2015) is a guide for professionals – both new and old – seeking tips and tricks for handling themselves in the modern workplace. From mastering the interview process to fitting in on your first day, these blinks teach you those crucial social rules that no one ever talks about.

Who Should Listen to Works Well With Others?

  • People looking for advice on hiring interviews
  • Professionals preparing to enter the workforce
  • Anyone interested in workplace etiquette

About the Author: Ross McCammon

Ross McCammon, senior editor of Esquire magazine since 2005 and a longtime columnist for Entrepreneur magazine, is an expert on business etiquette. He is also the author of The Impostor’s Handbook.

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