Summary:
The book provides practical advice and insights into understanding and meeting the expectations of one's supervisor, aiming to enhance the professional relationship and communication between employees and their bosses. It offers strategies for managing up, navigating workplace dynamics, and aligning personal goals with the objectives of management to foster a more productive and harmonious work environment.
Key points:
1. Know Your Boss's Goals: Learn what your boss aims for short and long-term. Align your work with their key objectives to support their success.
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