If You're Curious About These Questions...
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- Have you ever wondered what hiring managers are actually judging you on during an interview that has absolutely nothing to do with your technical skills?
- Did you know there’s a hidden set of social rules for the modern office that can make or break your career, yet no one ever officially teaches them?
- What’s the secret to navigating high-stakes workplace social situations—from the first day to the business lunch—with total confidence?
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Key Takeaways from Works Well With Others
- Understand why recruiters prioritize building long-term relationships over filling immediate vacancies, and learn how to use this mindset to your advantage.
- Master the art of the first impression by maintaining consistent eye contact during interviews to instantly project trustworthiness, competence, and emotional stability.
- Discover how to elevate your professionalism by dropping weak workplace phrases like 'I'm sorry' or 'Does this make sense?' in favor of confident, solution-oriented language.
- Learn how to deliver a powerful, memorable toast by preparing notes in advance and utilizing broad, inclusive statements that honor everyone involved.
- Take control of your workplace anxieties by mastering simple, actionable tactics, from choosing a confidence-boosting outfit to asking strategic questions in meetings.
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Works Well With Others
Interviews & Recruiters+
The Power of Eye Contact+
Professional Vocabulary+
Delivering Memorable Toasts+
The Psychology of Clothing+
Quiz — Test Your Understanding
Question 1 of 6
According to the book, what is a recruiter's primary interest during an interview?
Question 2 of 6
Why is maintaining consistent eye contact during an interview so important?
Question 3 of 6
How does the author suggest you handle making a mistake at the office?
Question 4 of 6
Why should you avoid using colloquialisms like 'grab' (e.g., 'Let's grab a coffee') in a professional setting?
Question 5 of 6
What is a recommended strategy to ensure no one feels left out during a toast at a business celebration?
Question 6 of 6
What does the term 'enclothed cognition' refer to?
Works Well With Others — Full Chapter Overview
- 1Recommendation
- 2When speaking with a recruiter, try to truly see through her eyes.
- 3Maintaining steady eye contact helps you succeed in meetings and interviews.
- 4Steering clear of certain words and phrases enhances your professional self-presentation overall.
- 5A toast can be a great opportunity, so long as you know how to seize it.
- 6Never underestimate the importance and power of your clothing.
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
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