I Quit, But Forgot to Tell You: Attacking the Spreading Virus of Disengagement [SIGNED]

Kabachnick, Terri

Published by The Kabachnick Group, Inc., Largo, FL, 2006

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As new condition green boards with white spine lettering contained in a fine condition non price-clipped color illustrated dust jacket. Includes Acknowledgments; Introduction; and About the Author. Signed and inscribed by the author with black pen on the title page. "A beautifully written, practical, and wise book by an author who has lived the lessons it teaches. You will need your highlighter when you read this book!" - Dr. Leonard L. Berry, Distinguished Professor of Marketing Texas A&M University "Every retailer in America is facing critical problems in the areas of employee retention, development and motivation and Terri Kabachnick meets these issues head on, digs to their core and offers realistic ways of addressing them." - Garrett Boone, Chairman, The Container Store "Sweep your organization of stewing frustrations to build productivity, profits and a legendary brand at every touch point. Read on!" - Brad Davis, Chief Marketing Officer, Retired, Washington Mutual "As customers, we have been served by people who quit but never left. As employees, we have been managed by bosses who quit, but managed to stay. As managers, we have managed people who physically attend, but mentally pretend. We call them - disengaged workers - a deadly virus that's spreading throughout businesses worldwide. Let's face it. No one takes a job intending to fail. No employer hires with the intent to fire. Both parties want only the best. They both want to succeed. So what happens? Disengagement statistics are telling, but they don't convey the entire story. You must look at the human issues behind the numbers. That's why much of [the book] is premised on real-life experiences - first as a professional in the field of retail, then as a retail strategist and advisor. The ideas and recommendations, however, are equally suited for all industries; they are straightforward, logical truths that utilize the logic of human nature to achieve the goals of both the individual and the organization." - from the front and rear jacket flaps About the Author: Terri Kabachnick, CSP, CAIA, CPBA, CPVA is one of retailing's most sought-after productivity specialists and an international expert on "perfecting the human side of business". Her work has been featured in various publications such as USA Today, Chain Drug Review and numerous Fairchild Publications. She frequently tells audiences worldwide: "A business doesn't make people successful - people make a business successful." "Terri Kabachnick has written a superb book that really hits home. It walks the reader through the signs of employee disengagement and then offers meaningful and actionable advice about how to get the employee back on track. Anyone who manages people will recognize some of their employees and possibly themselves among the pages of the book and will not want to miss a single word. I found it very compelling." - Tracy Mullin, President & CEO, National Retail Federation. Seller Inventory # 001994

Bibliographic Details

Title: I Quit, But Forgot to Tell You: Attacking ...

Publisher: The Kabachnick Group, Inc., Largo, FL

Publication Date: 2006

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: As New

Dust Jacket Condition: Fine

Signed: Signed by Author(s)

Edition: 1st Edition