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(More customer reviews)One of the things that really communicate Thrower's understanding about how attention deficient we really are is the format he chose to write his book in. Studies show that people are more likely to read an article if it is formatted into narrow columns and small paragraphs. The same can be said for books that are broken in to very small chapters. It makes sense to say that we are more inclined to open a book up and read it if we can finish a section in five minute increments. We love the closure of finishing a chapter and that is what this format allows.
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"An eye-grabbing, page-turning book, The Attention-Deficit Workplace is immediately relevant and essential. A must-read that's certain to educate, and enlighten." --Dr. Tom Hill, author of Living at the Summitand co-author ofChicken Soup for the Entrepreneurial Soul"The Attention-Deficit Workplace is nothing short of a revelation.Mitch Thrower represents a new breed of business leader with tremendous vision, compassion, stamina, and laser-like focus. He has written the pre-eminent playbook for thriving and winning in the turbo-charged world of 24/7 companies." --Jonathan Spalter, Chairman, Vox Pop Media, Former Senior Vice-President, Vivendi Universal Are you looking for competitive advantages in today's fast-paced businessenvironment? Are you seeking new and innovative ways to successfullynavigate through the time- and attention-deficit maze? The Attention-DeficitWorkplace offers over 50 concise and entertaining experience-based parablesand lessons for anyone, from working executives and managers to home-basedbusiness owners, from job-seekersto people who never have to work again.The author, Mitch Thrower, has provided us with essential insights into ourworking lives from the front lines of sports, start-ups and serialentrepreneurship. Chapter topics include: *How to manage your personal "ATM" (your Attention Time Machine).*How to turn attention-deficit into attention-surplus by havingothers listen, accept and implement your ideas..*How to make multitasking work more effectively for you,*How to handle office nuisances such "spam people:"* How to get your resume noticed.*How to managing the onslaught of e-mails, faxes, junk mail andother correspondence.*How to avoid those time-consuming and money-draining pitfalls ofworkplace conflict.*How to handle office romances.*How to negotiate, command attention, and maintain your focus.
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