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"Winning Ways shows you how to work well with people and win!" Spencer Johnson, M.D.
author of Who Moved My Cheese?
"You can't be a star player on your team if you don't have winning ways. This smart, sensible book shows how to develop them because when you win, the team wins, and that's what counts in today's business world."
Tom Muccio
Vice-President, Procter & Gamble Worldwide
"The best book ever written about how to work well with others. All new employees should receive a copy the first day on the job."
Art Bauer
President and CEO, American Media Incorporated
"Winning Ways works for family-owned businesses as well as it does for large corporations. All family members, older and younger generations, working inside or outside the business, can benefit from this wisdom."
Barry Graff, Ph.D.
Family business consultant, RSM McGladrey
"If you want to develop your own 'winning ways,' this book offers the guidance you need. It puts common sense before corporate jargon, and it can benefit anyone who works with people-especially the manager on his or her way up the ladder."
Marc Davis
Vice-President, Universal Care
author of Who Moved My Cheese?
"You can't be a star player on your team if you don't have winning ways. This smart, sensible book shows how to develop them because when you win, the team wins, and that's what counts in today's business world."
Tom Muccio
Vice-President, Procter & Gamble Worldwide
"The best book ever written about how to work well with others. All new employees should receive a copy the first day on the job."
Art Bauer
President and CEO, American Media Incorporated
"Winning Ways works for family-owned businesses as well as it does for large corporations. All family members, older and younger generations, working inside or outside the business, can benefit from this wisdom."
Barry Graff, Ph.D.
Family business consultant, RSM McGladrey
"If you want to develop your own 'winning ways,' this book offers the guidance you need. It puts common sense before corporate jargon, and it can benefit anyone who works with people-especially the manager on his or her way up the ladder."
Marc Davis
Vice-President, Universal Care