The 7 Dirty Words Of The Free Agent Workforce The 7 Dirty Words Of The Free Agent Workforce

From the author of Free Agent Nation, comes a short manifesto about the 7 words you should never use as you try to be your own manager or start your own business. In the new economy, everyone is a free agent. That can be a headache for managers -- or it can be an opportunity. In this short, focused eBook exclusive, Daniel Pink -- author of Free Agent Nation -- equips business leaders with a simple, provocative, and powerful strategy for winning talent wars. By eliminating seven words from their business vocabulary -- by banishing the terms that make talented people's skin crawl and the best employees head for the exits -- they can attract and inspire the new economy's superstars. Pink's spirited, and often hilarious, 4,500-word manifesto belongs on the PDA of every manager in America. From the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Drive and A Whole New Mind, a short guide to what not to say when you’re trying to attract talent. In the new economy, everyone is a free agent. That can be a headache for managers—or it can be an opportunity. In this concise manifesto, Daniel Pink, author of Free Agent Nation, equips business leaders with a simple, provocative, and powerful strategy for winning talent wars. By eliminating seven words from their business vocabulary—by banishing the terms that make talented people’s skin crawl and the best employees head for the exits—they can attract and inspire the new economy’s superstars. Spirited and often hilarious, this mini-essay is important reading for every manager in America. In the new economy, everyone is a free agent. That can be a headache for managers--or it can be an opportunity. In this short, focused eBook exclusive, Daniel Pink--author of Free Agent Nation--equips business leaders with a simple, provocative, and powerful strategy for winning talent wars. By eliminating seven words from their business vocabulary--by banishing the terms that make talented people's skin crawl and the best employees head for the exits--they can attract and inspire the new economy's superstars. Pink's spirited, and often hilarious, 4,500-word manifesto belongs on the PDA of every manager in America. FIC000000