Karriere ist kein Plattenbau, Karriere ist eine Pyramide. Wie aber kommt man als erster oben an? Durch überragende Kompetenz? Durch unermüdlichen Einsatz? Nein, es sind andere unterschätzte Fähigkeiten, die im Berufsleben oft den kleinen Unterschied machen: der perfekte Händedruck, das richtige Lächeln, unterhaltsamer Smalltalk. Mit viel Humor erläutert Ross McCammon die unausgesprochenen Benimmregeln des Arbeitslebens. Ein Handbuch für Aufsteiger!
Ross McCammon Bücher
Ross McCammon ist bekannt für seine aufschlussreichen Erkundungen von Popkultur, Etikette und gesellschaftlichen Gepflogenheiten, oft durchdrungen von scharfem Humor und Ironie. Sein Schreiben zeichnet sich durch scharfe Beobachtungsgabe und die Fähigkeit aus, die Absurditäten des modernen Lebens einzufangen, und bietet den Lesern eine erfrischende und unterhaltsame Perspektive auf alltägliche Szenarien.
Drink Like a Man distills 83 years of drinking wisdom into this indispensable manual. With more than 125 cocktail recipes and 100 photos, including 13 drinks every man should know how to make, variations on classic cocktails, and drinks batched large enough to satisfy a crowd, it's an essential guide to cocktail making, but also a manual for how to drink. As a host, at a bar, with a friend, on your own—whatever the situation may be—Esquire offers wisdom, encouragement, and instructions. And also a damn good drink.
Works Well with Others
An Outsider's Guide to Shaking Hands, Shutting Up, Handling Jerks, and Other Crucial Skills in Business That No One Ever Teaches You
- 288 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
Esquire editor and Entrepreneur etiquette columnist Ross McCammon offers a humorous and authoritative guide to navigating the workplace with confidence and authenticity, even in moments of uncertainty. Reflecting on his own journey from an uninspired job at an in-flight magazine to a role at Esquire, McCammon shares how a single phone call transformed his career and perspective. His narrative is both honest and entertaining, detailing his struggles with workplace anxiety and the insights he gained along the way. He candidly addresses the often absurd dynamics of the professional world, which is rife with unspoken social rules. Through a blend of self-deprecating humor and personal anecdotes, McCammon provides practical advice on mastering essential yet overlooked skills—from the nuances of a handshake to managing business meetings in casual settings. This guide serves as an inspiring resource for those who are intelligent, talented, and ambitious but may feel ill-equipped for success. It encourages readers to redefine their understanding of work, career, and achievement, offering accessible strategies for navigating the complexities of professional life.