The Working Week 34

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THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

Can You Hear Me?

Are you really a good listener?

Obligation or opportunity?

How do you feel about work?

Meeting of Minds?

How to avoid mindless meetings

Brand You

Like it or not, your personal brand matters

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Wayne's guest on the Working Week is Christmas week is author Bob Burg, probably best-known for his bestselling book, Endless Referrals.

Bob is also co-author, with John David Mann, of a new book, The Go-Giver, a modern-day parable underlining the fact that generosity of spirit and giving more than you get can produce some very positive business results.

Bob discusses with Wayne how providing more in value than you take in financial compensation is the key to personal and career success and how good management can help instil this attitude in employees.

The intro music to the Working Week is "The Warrior" by The EMP Project, used with permission of Blue Canoe Records.

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Show synopsis
"The Working Week" is a weekly digest of news, blogs, and opinion from the pages of www.management-issues.com. Each week, host Wayne Turmel leads a spirited discussion on matters important to business, management development and human resources and the things that have caught his - and his guests' - eyes.
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