The Good Ones (Summary)

ebook Ten Crucial Qualities of High-Character Employees

By Bruce Weinstein

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getAbstract Summary: Get the key points from this book in less than 10 minutes.

The accountant you hire to do your books may be a genius and a top grad from a renowned business school. But these attributes will hold little value if your star hire also swindles, cheats and lies. Your firm's new salesperson may be able to charm and close prospects on the first call. But your colleagues will quickly tire of their new co-worker if he or she constantly demeans, belittles and berates everyone else in the office. Character counts for more than you realize. You can hire the most impressive, skillful, intelligent people, but if they lack character, you're inviting trouble, extra expense and turnover. Bruce Weinstein, who uses the tag "The Ethics Guy," discusses why character is so crucial in business. He lists the 10 key traits that distinguish "high-character employees" and teaches you how to spot character in job applicants. getAbstract recommends Weinstein's pragmatic advice to CEOs, HR managers, small-business owners, and anyone who hires or fires or is seeking work.

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New World Library

The Good Ones (Summary)