Book description
Flip Your Script!You've been promoted to leadership—congratulations! But it's nothing like your old job, is it? William Gentry says it's time to flip your script.
We all have mental scripts that tell us how the world works. Your old script was all about “me”: standing out as an individual. But as a new leader, you need to flip your script from “me” to “we” and help the group you lead succeed. In this book, Gentry supports and coaches you to flip your script in six key areas. He offers actionable, practical, evidence-based advice and examples drawn from his research, his work with leaders, and his own failures and triumphs of becoming a new leader. Get started flipping your script and become the kind of boss everyone wants to work for.
Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction The Biggest First in Your Professional Career
- 1 Flip Your Script So You Won’t Flop as a Boss
- 2 Flip Your Mindset
- 3 Flip Your Skill Set
- 4 Flip Your Relationships
- 5 Flip Your “Do-It-All” Attitude
- 6 Flip Your Perspective
- 7 Flip Your Focus
- 8 Stick with Your Flipped Script
- Taking the First Step
- Notes
- About the Research
- Acknowledgments
- Index
- About the Author
- About the Center for Creative Leadership
- About the Maximizing Your Leadership Potential Program
Product information
- Title: Be the Boss Everyone Wants to Work For
- Author(s):
- Release date: August 2016
- Publisher(s): Berrett-Koehler Publishers
- ISBN: 9781626566279
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