The Corporate Cult; Surviving and Transforming Your Career

By Diane K. Kasunic

This book gives a set of 33 survival and transformational strategies that anyone can use to excel in their work life or career. It is relevant for those entering the workplace for the first time,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967938201
• ISBN13: 9780967938202
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Hero Training
• Length: 178 Pages
• Weight: 0.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Survival is right!

It reminds me of the TV show Survivor. The games are clearly explained in this book, with realistic solutions. I passed it out to my entire crew!

Help yourself transform

Many of us think we are sensitive to others until we read this book. The most politically correct person can learn from the situations presented in an easy to understand fashion. I have heard jokes, comments and remarks everyday that seemed innocent enough. After reading Corporate Culture I see a need to change ways in our office and ourselves. You will gain a greater understanding of why othes become uncomfortable and how to prevent a toxic work environment that crushes morale and productivity. Keep it next to the company policy book in your Human Resources office.

Woman who identifies with this book

As a female in the corporate world, I found this book very insightful. I am ready to make changes and have already started using some of the stratagies. For me, this book came at the right time.

Corporate Cult: Surviving and Transforming Your Career

During my nearly thirty years as an Adult Educator working with new emigres in the United States, I have been moved by students' attempts to continue their careers in this country or in many cases, begin totally new professional lives. Numerous books have been used in my classes to help enrollees adjust to the language, work environment, and the often humiliating need to begin with an entry-level position. Unfortunately, none of the written material I have reviewed for three decades could capture the essence of their experience. At last, there is an author, Dr. Diane Kasunic, whose empathy and perspicacity breaks the trend. In her seminal work, The Corporate Cult: Surviving and Transforming Your Career, Dr. Kasunic converses with the reader directly about themes which affect anyone, regardless of national origin, who has ever tried to excel in career activities. I will certainly use this gem in my upcoming university seminars attended by both American and foreign-born employees. Sincerely,Consultant - Adult Education