Taming the Workplace Tigers - By Barbara J. Bowes

For many of us, the environment we work in every day can feel like a jungle fraught with danger, pitfalls and calamity. Barbara Bowes knows this all too well and brings her wealth of experience and expertise to help you not only survive, but thrive!

By revealing key strategies and coping mechanisms, Bowes will help you successfully navigate your way up the corporate ladder and teach you the skills you need to work effectively with everyone you meet. No one should feel frustrated or stifled and the strategies presented within these pages will allow you to take charge of your career and create positive and lasting change.

Taming the Workplace Tigers will teach you:

How to set effective career goals
What you can do right now to improve your workplace
How to manage conflict
How to work with difficult people
What career ending mistakes to avoid
How to lower your daily stress level
How to know when it's time to leave

Now Available!

Taming the Workplace Tigers Available for purchase at McNally Robinson, Amazon and other fine retailers.

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Barbara J. Bowes, FCHRP, CMC. M. ED.

Barbara Bowes Barbara is President of Legacy Bowes Group located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She is a Certified Human Resource Management Professional (CHRP– Fellow), a Certified Management Consultant, (CMC), and holds a Master of Administration in Education. Barbara is also certified in a number of human resource and proprietary operational strategies. Finally, Barbara recently completed all the coursework for a PH.D in business and leadership. Barbara has become a leading and most respected authority on Human Resources, and she is a weekly newspaper columnist and host of a weekly “BowesKnows” radio show. Barbara is also the author of the book Résumé Rescue: Essential Résumé Saving Techniques. Find out more at www.resumerescuebook.com