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Strategies for overcoming the "sacred cows" that hold people back at work
We all know the "sacred cows" at work the conventional wisdom to try your best, work well with others, and produce excellent work. But these cherished nuggets of advice, in practice, have a dark side that can lead to career-limiting unintended consequences. Based on Jake Breeden's experience coaching thousands of leaders in 27 countries, and the latest scientific research in behavioral economics, neuroscience, and psychology, Tipping Sacred Cows reveals how to overcome the dangerous behaviors that masquerade as virtues at work, and how to lead with fewer self-imposed limitations and greater results.
Identifies the seven most common sacred cows at work, including balance that turns bland, creativity that conceals narcissism, and passion that becomes obsession
Offers simple steps for recognizing and overcoming the potentially career-limiting effects of each of the most common sacred cows
Written by Jake Breeden, a faculty member at Duke University's Corporate Education program, rated by Businessweek and The Financial Times as No.1 in the world
Tipping Sacred Cows shines a light on the hidden traps that lie between good intentions and great results, clearing a path so leaders can finally realize their full potential at work.
Take this quick 21-question survey to find out which of the seven sacred cows are standing in your way at work.
We all know the "sacred cows" at work the conventional wisdom to try your best, work well with others, and produce excellent work. But these cherished nuggets of advice, in practice, have a dark side that can lead to career-limiting unintended consequences. Based on Jake Breeden's experience coaching thousands of leaders in 27 countries, and the latest scientific research in behavioral economics, neuroscience, and psychology, Tipping Sacred Cows reveals how to overcome the dangerous behaviors that masquerade as virtues at work, and how to lead with fewer self-imposed limitations and greater results.
Identifies the seven most common sacred cows at work, including balance that turns bland, creativity that conceals narcissism, and passion that becomes obsession
Offers simple steps for recognizing and overcoming the potentially career-limiting effects of each of the most common sacred cows
Written by Jake Breeden, a faculty member at Duke University's Corporate Education program, rated by Businessweek and The Financial Times as No.1 in the world
Tipping Sacred Cows shines a light on the hidden traps that lie between good intentions and great results, clearing a path so leaders can finally realize their full potential at work.
Take this quick 21-question survey to find out which of the seven sacred cows are standing in your way at work.
'Well written and well researched...this very readable book might make you question some of your own organisation's "sacred cows"' -- The CA, April 2013
'This is a very sensible book that offers plenty of good, practical advice about examining behaviour we often take for granted.' -- Business Life, May 2013
'Many of his arguments will come as a breath of fresh air...overall a powerful look at how what we perceive as the right thing to do is not always the best thing to do.' -- HR, May 2013
'This is a very sensible book that offers plenty of good, practical advice about examining behaviour we often take for granted.' -- Business Life, May 2013
'Many of his arguments will come as a breath of fresh air...overall a powerful look at how what we perceive as the right thing to do is not always the best thing to do.' -- HR, May 2013