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This short leadership book covers topics ranging from personality styles (how some rub people the wrong way) to communication (which almost always goes wrong) and lack of common sense ( which is actually a set of learned skills; put your judgment away). Chapter 10 is an "Acting Lesson" that challenges you to change. This thought-provoking book emphasizes that you must shut up and listen to be a leader people will follow.
Also available in Spanish (A lo hecho, pecho. Sé un líder que los demás seguirán).
Being relatable and understanding others is what leadership is all about. Enjoy the short leadership book, it is straight-forward and humorous. Wendy Sellers is an author, HR expert, speaker, and HR consultant who is known as The HR Lady - and is often heard saying "Suck It Up, Buttercup." The phrase has taken a whole new meaning. In the past, it was directed at what she believed were inept employees. Now it is directed at the true root cause: leaders who are unwilling to consider others' ideas or perceptions.
Get the PDF in English or Spanish on my website under Products for Sale for or on Amazon at the link below.
Great leadership book! Easy read and made me really look at myself and others in leadership roles around me. - Judy B
I would recommend this to all no matter what type of leadership role you are in. It was an eye opening concept. - Craig C.
I enjoyed reading this management book. Very insightful with a little bit of humor. Made me realize that I am fortunate to work for a great company/people (leaders) that follow this philosophy.
I love Wendy's no-nonsense approach to management. I can see where I have fallen on both sides of the spectrum and the impact it had on employees. Thanks for keeping it real. - Anna T
If you want solid, straightforward advice from an HR pro about leadership, this book is for you! Ms. Sellers is charming, funny, and honest. Great read!
Great book with concise, direct tips on how to be an effective leader and how to interact within a company with different personality types.
Listen to Wendy explain why she says "Suck It Up, Buttercup" (Hint: you might be part of the problem!)
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