Bücher von Charlie Mitchell

They Did Not Teach This Stuff In School.While many people hope for better paying jobs to fall into their laps, others figure out how to make themselves more valuable.This book gives you some tools to do just that.Chapters include:2 You Must Constantly Train4 Seven Habits5 Five Dysfunctions6 Speed of Trust8 One Minute Management9 Checklists10 Getting Things Done11 Hyperproductivity and Pomodoros12 Muda, Mura, Muri13 I Could Care Less (sic)14 Subject: Check This Out16 Eats, Shoots, and Leaves17 Made to Stick18 Commander's Intent21 Modern Meeting Standard24 Management Quotes25 Being a Better Manager26 Hardest Thing in Business27 Avoiding Dumb Things30 Business Antipatterns31 Authority and Accountability33 Real Project Management34 Critical Chain Project Management35 Change Orders and Contingency37 Negotiating38 Oral Presentations42 Four Hiring Principles45 Getting Fired47 Systems Integration Business Model

Work advice based on 30 years of taking notes on business, life, and truth collected from great mentors and bad examples.They did not teach this stuff in school.While many people hope for better paying jobs to fall into their laps, others figure out how to make themselves more valuable. This book gives you some tools to do just that.Chapters include: 2 You Must Constantly Train 4 Seven Habits 5 Five Dysfunctions 6 Speed of Trust 8 One Minute Management 9 Checklists 10 Getting Things Done 11 Hyperproductivity and Pomodoros 12 Muda, Mura, Muri 13 I Could Care Less (sic) 14 Subject: Check This Out 16 Eats, Shoots, and Leaves 17 Made to Stick 18 Commander's Intent 24 Management Quotes 25 Being a Better Manager 26 Hardest Thing in Business 27 Avoiding Dumb Things 33 Real Project Management 35 Change Orders and Contingency 37 Negotiating 38 Oral Presentations 42 Four Hiring Principles 45 Getting Fired 47 Systems Integration Business Model

A fast-paced tour through the world of cybersecurity in the Trump era, revealing the progress, paradoxes and setbacks as "the disruptor president" empowers the military to strike in cyberspace even as he gives comfort to foes, antagonizes allies and upends one of the last bastions of bipartisan consensus in American politics.