Praise for The Girl's Guide to Being a Boss:'Very Sex and the City- fun, easy-to-read and a little wry. [The authors'] breezy confidence,thorough research and amusing anecdotes make this an enjoyable read.' (Management Today)Sales for The Girl's Guide to Being a Boss (A & C Black, 2006) have been strongGreat serial, PR and marketing potential; wide potential audience; written for women by women; particularly useful for anyone in their first or second job

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Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Make Plans 1. You are here 2. Getting where you want to go Part Two: Make Contact 3. Selling yourself (without selling out) 4. The new girls' network Part Three: Rise to the Challenges 5. Fear is a four-letter word 6. [Insert stereotype here] 7. Change is often good Part Four: Think Big 8. Running for (the corner) office 9. Big thinking 10. Asking for what you deserve 11. Chick in charge (Leadership, management, and the fine art of delegating) A final note Resources Index