How to use smart strategy and political savvy to control and direct your
success in business.
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I Didn’t See It Coming provides critical counsel and keen observation on how
all employees can develop strategic insights, effective tools, and sharp
instincts for reading the room and controlling their own career destiny. Fast
trackers, top performers, and managers at every level are often too busy working
to notice when their jobs are in jeopardy. This insightful guidebook shows
readers how to spot the danger signs, see the red flags, and wage a successful
campaign to win in business. For anyone in a dicey situation -- even if they
don’t know it yet -- this is the ultimate guide for surviving when the landmines
begin ticking.
Advance Praise
“In the fiercely competitive world of business, these authors learned how to
play the game with skill and competence. They are uniquely qualified to teach
others the rules of the workplace.” --Peter A. Lund, Former President and Chief
Executive Officer, CBS, Inc.
“I Didn’t See It Coming could change the way you think about your career and
re-define your strategy to succeed in a corporation.” --Robert T. Cornell,
Managing Director, Lehman Brothers Inc.
“Candid and savvy, this book is the ultimate corporate politics rulebook. It
provides clear and shrewd strategies to reach the corner office. Keep this book
at your side at all times!” --Lynne Dominick, Former Publisher, Everyday Food
Magazine
“I Didn’t See It Coming should be the bible for those climbing the corporate
ladder. Every chapter gives me more and more critical strategies for reading the
room and maneuvering through internal corporate politics.” --Jason Jordan,
Senior Sales Representative, T-Mobile
“In today’s incredibly complex world, even the best leaders can make mistakes
that prove fatal. In our work, we see it time and time again, through our
clients and executives. This book provides a very useful way to be better
prepared to avoid those simple yet fatal mistakes.” --Jerry Noonan, Partner,
Spencer Stuart
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