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New rules of the game 10 strategies for women in the workplace

The co-founder of HGTV shows how women can achieve their career goals using techniques of gamesmanship. New Rules of the Game provides insights, tips and direction to women in business, based on experiences from author and HGTV co-founder Susan Packard's own 30 year career, along with a dozen other...

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Main Author: Packard, Susan
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Language:English
Published: 2015.
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Summary:The co-founder of HGTV shows how women can achieve their career goals using techniques of gamesmanship. New Rules of the Game provides insights, tips and direction to women in business, based on experiences from author and HGTV co-founder Susan Packard's own 30 year career, along with a dozen other prominent executives. Packard advocates for a revolutionary new perspective for businesswomen, which she calls "gamesmanship" -- a strategic way of thinking that cultivates creativity, focus, optimism, teamwork, and competitiveness. These strategies are seen in the gaming and sports worlds and often among men, but women can utilize these skills as well to learn to: compete outwardly instead of inwardly take loss in stride provide the emotional distance necessary to succeed at work think tactically step up with more grit to get the next win level the playing field by understanding how male colleagues think and win at work, and add excitement to their careers.
Physical Description:1 online resource.
Format:Requires Adobe Digital Editions (file size: 749 KB) or OverDrive Read (file size: N/A KB).
ISBN:9780698154797
Author Notes:Susan Packard has been on the ground floor and helped build powerhouse media brands such as HBO, CNBC, and HGTV. She is the cofounder of Scripps Networks Interactive and former chief operating officer of HGTV. Under Packard's helm, HGTV became one of the fastest growing cable networks in television history. Today, HGTV is available in more than 98 million U.S. homes and distributed in over 200 countries and territories. Packard helped build Scripps Network Interactive to a market value of over $10 billion. She can be found online at SusanPackard.com, @PackardSusan, and facebook.com/PackardSusan.

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