Great at Work

Morten T. Hansen

Great at Work

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Why do some people perform better than others at work? Great at work tells us how top performers simply work in a smarter way and they reveal the seven factors that allow us to reach high performances thanks to a series of useful tips that optimise and reinvent our way of working.

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Analysis and key concepts

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7 Factors That Determine a Smarter Way of Working.

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How to put the ‘Do less, then obsess’ principle into practice

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Redesign your work from a work smarter perspective

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How” you learn can make a difference to the quality of your performance.

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How to link your passion to a purpose

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What does a top performer do?

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More productive meetings and an intensified team feeling.

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The 5 rules to regulate collaboration

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Quotes

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Take-home message

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Many useful tips to:

  • Those looking for an empirical method based on solid research and statistical data to improve their daily performance at work.
  • Those curious to know the secrets of working "super stars".
  • Those looking for practical advice on learning how to work less and achieve more in order to live better lives.

Morten T. Hansen is a professor of management at University of California, Berkeley. With Jim Collins he co-wrote the "New York Times" bestseller Great by Choice and is the author of the acclaimed Collaboration. Previously, he was a professor at Harvard Business School and at INSEAD (France). His academic work has won numerous prestigious prizes and he has been named one of the most influential thinkers in the world by "Thinkers50". Hansen was also manager of the Boston Consulting Group. Born and raised in Norway, he now lives in San Francisco with his wife and two children.

Publishing house:

Simon & Schuster

Year:

2019

Pages:

320

ISBN:

978-1476765822