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女人在商界中与男人竞争须知What Men Don't Tell Women About Business : Opening Up the Heavily Guarded Alpha Male Playbook

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作者：Christopher V. Flett 著著

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出版时间：2007-10-1

I S B N：9780470145081

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What happens when a confessed "Young Alpha Male" decides to break the code of silence; give serious, ambitious women the scoop on how men view women in business; and explain everything women need to know about dealing with men professionally? Everybody wins!
　　In What Men Don't Tell Women about Business, dynamic young CEO and consultant Christopher Flett invites you into the cigar club for a frank and revealing conversation about what it takes for a woman to reach the top in the business world. His comments may surprise, shock, even offend you—but they will also prepare you for success in an environment still dominated by men.
　　You'll learn what drives men to succeed, what women do naturally that undermines their careers, why banding together with other women is a losing strategy, and how to show (or hide) emotion at work. You'll also find out how to gain and maintain the trust of male colleagues, overcome poor treatment or offensive comments, and make sure you get credit for your work without embarrassing or alienating the man (probably your boss) who's trying to take it all for himself.
　　Most importantly, you'll discover the one thing you can do, which all Alpha Males understand and many women don't, that will guarantee you the senior management position, partnership, or substantial pay raise that always seems to pass you by.
　　Among Flett's more provocative pronouncements are: men put the glass ceiling in place, but women keep it there; Alpha Males do fear women in business, but not strong women; women shouldn't petition for equality, they should assume control; women have a tendency to give up their power in the workplace; bruising a man's ego, even slightly, could ruin your career; and finally, though business isn't personal, your personal reputation means everything.
　　Perhaps the most surprising of Flett's revelations is that the modern business paradigm is far more amenable to female leadership than male. Women tend to be process-oriented consensus builders, while Alpha Males focus on immediate goals, performance, and distinguishing themselves from the crowd. Too many women, however, sabotage their careers by not knowing how to deal with dominant men professionally.
　　If you feel that your ideas are being ignored, your hard work is not appreciated, and less talented and dedicated people are being promoted ahead of you, read What Men Don't Tell Women about Business and discover the missing link between your current career and stunning success.

作者简介

Christopher V. Flett is CEO and founder of the Flett Group of companies, including Think Tank Communications Ltd. He is recognized internationally as a leader in business motivation, turn?around strategy, and business development. A reformed Alpha Male, he has built business systems in his company that allow him to work primarily with a female clientele on business strategy.
For more information, please visit www.ghostceo.com.

Preface
PART I The Male Point of View
1 Who Are You?
2 Types in Business
3 Getting Inside the Head of the Alpha Male
　4 10 Things Women Need to Know About Men in Business
PART II Female as a Saboteur
　5 Bailing Water: Taking Things Personally
　6 Singing Sirens: Wearing Masks
　7 Dead Calm: Putting Ideas in Question Form
　8 Stranded: Making Excuses
　9 Walking the Plank: Declaring Open War
　10 Lost at Sea: Bringing Personal Issues to Work
　11 Waving and Drowning: Seeking External Affirmation
　12 Who Deserves a Spot in the Lifeboat?: Expecting Fairness in Business
　13 Abandon Ship: Accepting Poor Treatment
　14 Doing All the Rowing: Trying to be "Liked" and "Selfless"
PART III Common Questions That Women Ask
　Questions About Men: What Makes a Strong Sailor?
　　Getting Promoted: Taking Command of Your Own Ship
　　Family Versus Career: With or Without a Crew
　　Office Relationships: Sailing Off Course
　　Emotional Management: Incoming Tide
　　Political Correctness: Navigating Uncertain Waters
　　Manhandling: Avoiding Shark Bites
　　Hostile Takeovers & General Hostilities: Batttleships In Combat
　　Gaining Respect: Earning Your Sailing Stripes
Epilogue
Index