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The Simplicity Survival Handbook
- You can happily ignore 80% of all corporate communication.
- Shorter voicemails and e-mails are better
- Some bosses are impossible to work with despite your best efforts.
- You can deal with difficult bosses in three ways: grin and bear it, keep the faith or take a hike.
- Trust your instincts, learn to say “no” and “why” more.
- Most meetings are a big waste of time.
- Before you commit to a training, ask for “condensed version.”
- Take a “test drive” at your new work
- Your bosses and colleagues will try to pass some of their work along to you; that’s just normal.
- Feel better, simplify your work life successfully.
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