Take This Job and Love it

A recent Patterson and Kim business poll reveals that 90 percent of American workers are dissatisfied with their jobs. One of the main factors is the overwhelming, personal feeling of being trapped in an unbearable work situation. This guide was written for workers who've fallen into a career rut, can't get along with their boss, or feel they've reached a professional dead end. Diane Tracy speaks to the panic and desperation gripping people in all business sectors and levels, and shows them how to take back the power and control they have ceded to the companies and organizations for which they work. "Take This Job and Love It" shows today's dissatisfied workers that they do have the inner resources and ability to change many of the things that make them unhappy at work. Based upon the author's workshops and seminars around the country, it defines a four-step process for changing work attitudes, habits, and perspective to simultaneously satisfy both personal needs and career goals.
To encourage readers to take responsibility for their own career satisfaction, the author weaves in the stories of eight different people who are coping with common career dilemmas - balancing a personal and professional life, developing political savvy, honing interpersonal skills, and more. Then she shares the positive, easy-to-emulate steps they are taking to create the kind of satisfying work experiences they have always dreamed of. "Take This Job and Love It" empowers today's business people to replace career crisis with career satisfaction by creating a productive work ethic which fosters self-esteem, self-expression, and self-fulfilment.