Buddha at Work: Finding Purpose, Balance and Happiness at Your Workplace

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Buddha at Work: Finding Purpose, Balance and Happiness at Your Workplace
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Geetanjali Pandit
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:274
Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 135
Category/GenreBuddhism
Advice on careers and achieving success
Mind, Body, Spirit - thought and practice
ISBN/Barcode 9781760790547
ClassificationsDewey:650.1
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher New Holland Publishers
Imprint New Holland Publishers
Publication Date 3 September 2018
Publication Country Australia

Description

How can you bring your best and most successful self to work every day? Told in a series of conversations with Gautam, and interspersed with tales from the Buddha s life - along with real-life stories from people who ve faced challenging situations in their jobs - Buddha At Work offers invaluable insight that will guide you through the challenges of the modern-day workplace.This book unlocks the secrets to keeping yourself motivated and energized and explains how you can achieve your productive best. Learn techniques for managing stress and taking control of everyday work situations, such as dealing with difficult bosses and co-workers, and coping with unforseen circumstances like losing your job.Achieve your true potential and find inspiration with easy-to-apply practical advice.

Author Biography

Geetanjali Pandit is an alumnus of XLRI, Jamshedpur and Lesley University, Cambridge, USA, where she worked with the legendary Professor John Kenneth Galbraith. Her career in Human Resources spans over twenty-two years, during which time she has been the CHRO for the India Today Group and the CPO for Zee Media Corporation Limited. At EIH Limited, Geetanjali played a global role in employer branding and in hospitality HR practices. An articulate speaker and an incisive thinker, she has written two books on career management and several articles in the Economic Times, the Financial Express and DNA.