Paul B. Brown (1)
Autor von Your Attention Please: How to Appeal to Today's Distracted, Disinterested, Disengaged, Disenchanted, and Busy Consumer
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Über den Autor
Paul B. Brown is a former reporter and editor for Business Week, Forbes, Financial World, and Inc. magazines
Werke von Paul B. Brown
Your Attention Please: How to Appeal to Today's Distracted, Disinterested, Disengaged, Disenchanted, and Busy Consumer (2006) 43 Exemplare
Publishing Confidential: The Insider's Guide to What It Really Takes to Land a Nonfiction Book Deal (2003) 16 Exemplare
Own Your Future: How to Think Like an Entrepreneur and Thrive in an Unpredictable Economy (2014) 15 Exemplare
Entrepreneurship for the Rest of Us: How to Create Innovation and Opportunity Everywhere (2015) 13 Exemplare
Marketing Masters: Lessons in the Art of Marketing from the Companies Who Do It Best (1988) 6 Exemplare
What I Know Now 1 Exemplar
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If you ever have to deliver a message to an audience, this is a useful little book that can be read in an afternoon. It gives useful information (though hardly new information) to an audience they know is very diverse.
More of a review to come.
More of a review to come.
Handy, informative, chock-full of great advice to communicate more effectively both verbally and in writing.
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What I like most about this often depressing, hard-pill-to-swallow book is that it gets right down to the reality of what's needed to succeed in the modern working world. You'll hear constant reminders about how your 'safe' industry might not be so safe, or that you could be downsized or fired more frequently than you might think, or even if none of the above happens you still could be in a dead-end job and need to find, or create, another job anyway. It's all bitterly true and depressing in that I-wish-it-weren't-so kind of way.
The quote I posted at the top is the best reminder from the book that if you do the hard work and stay aware of the ever-changing economic landscape, you'll be fine. It's just a matter of smartly putting in the work.… (mehr)