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Delivering Time Management for IT Professionals: A Trainer's Manual
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Here, therefore, are some ideas, based on my research, observations, and interviews, that should help you to make better connections at work:
Deal with people based on what's happening now, not from your past
Too many people arrive at the office and they are unaware that how they feel about their mother, their father, their siblings, their spouse, or co-workers, or a boss from another job is creeping into how they handle people now. That is an unproductive approach to your current work relationships. Of course it's great to learn from those relationships, and hopefully you have learned, but your boss is not your mother, and your co-worker should not be treated with hostility just because the co-worker at your last job betrayed you. Similarly, you want to be careful that you don't automatically assume that your new boss is your best friend because you got along great with your first boss. This new boss has to earn your trust.
So keep an open mind...
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