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Dan Rust

    Dan Rust is a seasoned expert in employee engagement, productivity, and career management, with over two decades of experience shaping professional development. As the founder of Frontline Learning, he crafts resources that empower organizations and individuals alike. His insights, shared through engaging keynote speeches, workshops, and his popular blog, offer practical strategies for accelerating career trajectories. Rust's work consistently focuses on equipping readers with the ideas and skills needed to achieve professional growth.

    Workplace Poker
    • Workplace Poker

      • 286 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.0(340)Add rating

      A career advisor reveals why many talented, hard-working individuals fail to reach their full potential, highlighting the tells, blind spots, and unspoken rules essential for success. Despite economic downturns, downsizing, and challenging bosses, some colleagues continue to thrive. While many attribute their success to advantages like prestigious degrees or influential connections, these high achievers have also faced setbacks. Instead of letting challenges derail them, they have learned to manage them effectively. The strategies presented will help you accelerate your career and prevent setbacks from hindering your progress. The key is to "play the game under the game," thinking deeply and acting strategically. If you’re ambitious and hardworking yet feel your career isn’t progressing as it should, this book is for you. It addresses frustrations over seeing less talented peers advance quickly due to connections or luck. The insights provided will help you transform challenges into opportunities, including recognizing your blind spots, mastering self-promotion, enhancing your likability, and maintaining the energy needed for success. Rust shares relatable stories and offers focused exercises to help you reflect on your career. With this guidance, you’ll learn to overcome obstacles and achieve the success you deserve.

      Workplace Poker