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It's Always Personal: Navigating Emotion In The New Workplace (2011)

by Anne Kreamer(Favorite Author)
3.26 of 5 Votes: 5
ISBN
1400067979 (ISBN13: 9781400067978)
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English
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Random House
review 1: This is an interlibrary loan for me and because of the date I have to abandon this book. The subtitle should have been "is it okay for you to cry in the workplace." On page 160 the author begins an extensive discussion of a test you are suppose to be able to read about and take at a website. Apparently that website has been updated and the test was dropped. I e-mailed the author regarding this and did not receive a reply.
review 2: An engaging book. I really enjoyed the scientific insights provided and the chapters on the neurology of emotions. I don't know how applicable this book will be to me in many ways at work. I work in mental health- my job *is* emotions. I think there were some useful techniques to discuss with my coworkers, but it might have been
... moremore beneficial to me to have a book that focused on the more day-to-day emotions rather than the big blow ups. Still, there's some easy coping skills mentioned, like having a small token of a peaceful place at your desk (hence why I always have pretty pictures on my desktop ;), or examining and listing your feelings objectively rather than subjectively. I think this will be a book that I may need as a reference as I go on in my career, especially as I think about becoming a manager. less
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Murmyann21
update 7/20/13 It is one of the resources in "Mean Girls at Work: How to Stay Professional When..."
cece
I liked this book. Good look at emotions from a scientific and sociological stand point.
kpatel01
Good book written from a high powered women's perspective about emotions in workplace.
blubluh
Eh. Not as useful as I'd hoped it would be.
dee
Disappointing -meh.
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