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I'd Rather Be in Charge : A Legendary Business Leader's Roadmap for Achieving Pride, Power, and Joy at Work
by Beers, CharlotteISBN13:
9781593156824
ISBN10:
1593156820
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Hardcover
Pub. Date:
1/31/2012
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Perseus Books Group
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Summary
Charlotte Beers rose through the ranks from a research job at Uncle Ben's Rice to become the CEO of two worldwide ad agencies, Tatham-Laird & Kudner and Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide and undersecretary of state under General Colin Powell. Now working as a corporate troubleshooter and mentor for executive women, as well as conducting workshops in Europe and the United States, Beers offers an inspiring new path for women to follow to reach the leadership positions that have previously eluded them. Beers begins by exposing a serious problem: even though women make up more than half the workforce, they are still rare in upper management. She explains that education, hard work, and solid experience just aren't enough, and offers a solution by encouraging women to enhance their qualifications by building new kinds of relationships, ones that will help them to inspire and influence others in the more competitive and politically freighted atmosphere found at the higher levels of management. Beers contends that to accomplish this women must dive inside themselves to discover what really makes them tick, and learn to present that knowledge as they move up the ladder. Complete with personal examples, anecdotes, and stories from successful friends like Martha Stewart and Suze Orman, I'd Rather Be in Chargepresents advice in an intimate, honest style sure to help women attain and nurture the self-belief they need to begin forging their own paths to success.
Table of Contents
| Introduction | p. xi |
| Personal | |
| ENVIRONMENT: It's Not About the Work | p. 3 |
| Story: Internal Affairs | p. 26 |
| MESSAGES: How You Learned to Engage | p. 35 |
| TRAITS: The Stranger Within | p. 61 |
| SELF-PORTRAIT: Who You Think You Are | p. 81 |
| Public | |
| ROAD SHOW: Who They Think You Are | p. 103 |
| Story: External Action | p. 129 |
| RELATIONSHIPS: Your Delivery System | p. 135 |
| COMMUNICATION: I Hear You | p. 159 |
| PRESENTATIONS: Informing, Asking, Confronting | p. 177 |
| IN CHARGE: When to Take the Lead | p. 197 |
| CONTEXT: Where You Are | p. 217 |
| Story: Yours | p. 237 |
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