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How did Sherry Lansing of Paramount Pictures, Ogilvy and Mather's Shelly Lazarus, and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor make it to the top?
Not by "playing like a man!" As you'll discover in Dancing on the Glass Ceiling, mimicking the macho leadership styles of successful businessmen
may help you climb your way to the middle, but if you want to soar into the stratosphere of upper management, play like a woman.
This comprehensive workshop-in-a-book shows you how successful women have reached their lifelong goals by relying on inherent, feminine-based
strengths to distinguish themselves as leaders. Here you will find practical techniques for maximizing your feminine skills, including communication,
team-and-relationship building, intuition, and the supportive mindset that nurtures both companies and employees.
Authors Nancy Fredericks and Candy Deemer use real-life stories and advice from highly successful women and in-depth research to illustrate the effectiveness of this more natural feminine pathway to success. The book's insights, exercises, and techniques will help you strengthen and improve your innate feminine-based skills. You'll learn how to:
- Develop the confidence to be yourself, as you pursue and achieve your true goals
- Identify your strengths and weaknesses through self-tests and introspection
- Work effectively with the less-than-perfect boss
- Match a company's corporate culture with your own personality
- Maximize the right brain, feminine skills that make you a dynamic leader
- Transform even a mundane position into a fulfilling job
- Reinvent your skills as you move to higher management positions
- Bring more harmony into your career and your personal life
Why try to beat men at their own game when you can succeed so brilliantly by playing like a woman? Read and experience Dancing on the Glass Ceiling; learn to celebrate the powers you already possess, and use them to make your dreams come true.
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Nancy Fredericks spent more than twenty years managing operations and human resource functions in a variety of large law and CPA firms in Los Angeles, eventually reaching a director position in a "big five" accounting firm. She is founder and president of Nancy Fredericks International, a corporate consulting firm that specializes in improving business results by shifting people and processes. Her clients include Hunt-Wesson, Paramount Pictures, Rockwell International, and many more. Her articles have appeared in numerous magazines.
Candy Deemer has 20 year's experience in the advertising industry. She devoted the last seventeen years at DDB Worldwide Communications in Los Angeles, where she rose through the ranks as a "trailblazer" -the first woman to hold a succession of management positions. Candy has managed major accounts in the healthcare, finance, fashion, fragrance, packaged goods, and fast-food industries. Most notably, she launched McDonald's Chicken McNuggets and Paul Masson Light Wine into the world. Her clients included Wells Fargo Bank, General Mills, Clorox, and Seagrams. She was co-managing director and chief operating officer of DDB in Los Angeles when she resigned to pursue her own dream of becoming a writer.
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