What men don' tell women about business
Subtitle: opening up the heavily guarded alpha male playbook
By: Christopher V. Flett.
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Hoboken, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 186
ISBN-13: 9780470145081
Subjects: Women -- Employment; Sex role in the work environment; Sexual division of labor; Men -- Psychology; Success in business; Communication in organizations -- Sex differences
Notes: "Published simultaneously in Canada."
Table of contents: title: The male point of view; title: Who are you?; title: Types in business; title: Getting inside the head of the alpha male; title: 10 things women need to know about men in business; title: Female as a saboteur; title: Bailing water: taking things personally; title: Singing sirens: wearing masks; title: Dead calm: putting ideas in question form; title: Stranded: making excuses; title: Walking the plank: declaring open war; title: Lost at sea: bringing personal issues to work; title: Waving and drowning: seeking external affirmation; title: Who deserves a spot in the lifeboat?: expecting fairness in business; title: Abandon ship: accepting poor treatment; title: Doing all the rowing: trying to be "liked" and "selfless"; title: Common questions that women ask; title: Questions about men: what makes a strong sailor?; title: Getting promoted: taking command of your own ship; title: Family versus career: with or without a crew; title: Office relationships: sailing off course; title: Emotional management: incoming tide; title: Political correctness: navigating uncertain waters; title: Manhandling: avoiding shark bites; title: Hostile takeovers & general hostilities: battleships in combat; title: Gaining respect: earning your sailing stripes; title: Epilogue.