Works Well with Others: Shaking Hands, Shutting Up, and Other Crucial Skills in Business That No One Ever Teaches You

In a theatric way McCammon describes a little piece of all of us. In the lines of this book you will find some boring stuff as well, but it is again so magical to discover that the same stuff, emorional whirlpools of everyday challenges, the process of maturation in a job is a cloned process. Amazingly, one gets a wow-effect or a dear-god-i-was-through-that-shit. And this adds confidence, just like nailing a doctrine.Not a book for under 30.Thanks Ross!!!!

funny, entertaining and educational.

This is an excellent book. It was a gift for my sister and she loved it.

A DELIGHTFUL READ! When I received this book 'Works Well with Others' by Ross McCammon, I was mesmerized by the book jacket! Just by the jacket, I already knew I would be captivated by this book. Just seeing the stick figures with the one red one upside down...I felt the book connected with me. Always feeling like the odd man out, never knowing the right thing to say and having anxiety getting my point across.Honestly, you can be the smartest person in the room but if you come off as lacking in confidence, you've created your own demise. This book serves as a guide to using self doubt as a fuel to do better, be better and understand that no matter who you are, everyone feels the same way. Mr. McCammon takes you on a journey of his own career, the ups and downs, the laughter.This book was packed with helpful advice on How to be Interviewed, How to be on time, How to dress, How to recover from small embarrassments. I really felt this was all advice we know but need to keep reminding ourselves of. Each chapter had its interesting tipbits all punctuated by humor!I RECOMMEND this book for any starting out in business or even college! It's an easy, lighthearted read!Disclaimer - I received this item for my honest and unbiased review. All opinions are my own based on personal experience

I liked the humor of the book. It’s not too serious, but also touches on serious subjects. Definitely feel like it was written by someone who already had it going for them before the glow up, so maybe not pertinent for everyone, but good info and format nonetheless