A.D.D. Workplace: How to Survive Your Attention-deficit Office Environment

101 time-saving solutions that guarantee success on the job and in life. Here is today's executive: Like a sprinter poised at the beginning of the race, he or she sends an e-mail, takes a speaker-phone conference call, signs a contract to close a deal, practices the balance of office yoga, all the while nursing a morning latte gone cold. These simultaneous demands placed on the executive are an inevitable part of managerial life that lead to success. But how does the successful executive manage all of these demands when time is so fleeting and definite? Mitch Thrower first introduces us to this individual so caught up in the circus-act of management that he or she neglects to apply attention in the most effective manner, and then offers us THE A.D.D. WORKPLACE as the tool for reform. Organized by 101 lessons broken down into four components, this book is an easy how-to guide that guarantees practical and utilitarian advice proven by the author's own success. Thrower's candid voice makes this book an entertaining and enticing read that will certainly captivate the busy executive's attention. THE A.D.D. WORKPLACE is a necessary companion that should be in every executive's briefcase.