Wall Street Journal quotes Barry Zweibel
Perri Capel, columnist for The Wall Street Journal quotes Barry Zweibel in a 12/4/2007 piece titled, "When a Boss Is Unreceptive To New Views" published in both the on-line and print editions of the paper.
An expanded version of the article was also published by WSJ CareerJournal under the title of "How Can I Defuse TensionsWith a Difficult Manager?".
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15 Comments:
Wow! Good for you, Bar!
BZ, You got it goin on, my friend. That was awesome. Good for you. I want your autograph!
Congrats Barry!
Congratulations!
“Mr Zweibel”, you are too amazing!! Thanks for sending. I can definitely go down the path of “I knew him when…..”
Very nice indeed. Also, I thought your comments were the most helpful. Getting out is not always an option and what if you run into the same thing in the new job. One cannot keep changing jobs because one has not learned the skill of dealing with the situation.
On reading these items the thought occurred to me that these stories are usually told from the point of view of either the “employee” or “management,” and that an interesting angle might be the supervisor in the middle which of course is where most people in the work force find themselves. In other words, they are both managers and managees. They must both manage their staff and be accountable to their bosses for the results.
What an excellent way to wind up the year!!!! Love it!
HOW COOL IS THAT!!!!! thanks for sharing!
Way to go!
Excellent work. Keep it up.
"Some conversations have semi-colons." I like that idea.
Congrats!
~David
You go Barry! Congrats buddy!
I AM impressed. Not just that Barry’s in the WSJ, but he had great advice. I’m forwarding the article to my home email so I can keep it handy.
How exciting about your being quoted in such prestigious sources. No wonder - it's great advice.
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