The Mother of All Jobs: How to Have Children and a Career and Stay Sane(ish)
Autor Christine Armstrongen Limba Engleză Paperback – 4 sep 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472956255
ISBN-10: 1472956257
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Green Tree
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472956257
Pagini: 336
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Green Tree
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Women want to read stories from real women in the workplace and know they're not the only ones limping through a work day hoping the nursery won't call.
Notă biografică
Christine Armstrong is a writer, speaker and adviser to business leaders on the future of work. She is a contributing editor of Management Today, has three daughters and is, against her own advice, an active member of the PTA. christinearmstrong.com
Recenzii
Christine Armstrong's book on the big little lies successful women tell which make everything harder for the working mothers coming up in their wake is a long-overdue breath of fresh air and call to action. It became a social media sensation when we published it in the Sunday Times Magazine and is essential reading for any woman trying to balance work with family life
Reassuringly honest, wise and compassionate - a book for any working parents who feel alone in their struggles.
Christine Armstrong can help you get through with your sanity intact
A must-read for those juggling a career with the school run
This empowering read is a manifesto to get you through
Speaks truth...[a] hard-headed but warm-hearted guide to how not to screw up the transition from work to the reality of life with small children
Everything you ever wanted to know about working motherhood - and a whole load of stuff you really didn't want to know (but ought to).
Insightful...ideal for those mums-to-be who are taking a leap from their established careers into the world of blood tests and check-ups, labour wards and nappies, for the first time
A guided missile of a book, unflinching, practical and very funny. If you're a mother with a career (or ever want to be) and are beginning to get the feeling you've been conned, welcome to your manifesto.
Brings together wisdom from all walks of life...this book shows parents how to cope
Being a working mum is an assault course of responsibility juggling - yet we still feel we have to sugar-coat the truth...Christine Armstrong lays it bare
A funny, realistic take on combining a job with small children...This book is all about sharing the tips and tricks to allow mothers to thrive
This book is absolutely f***ing incredible
Says it all
A great mix of common sense and 'best friend's guide' to work and motherhood. The truth is that the workforce has changed.and the workplace is trying to catch up. Sometimes individuals think that there is something wrong with them..this book helps put paid to that and is a good one to have by the bed alongside the parenting manuals!
Bloody good, I recommend it to all my clients.
A wonderfully reassuring, inspiring and practical guide to the reality of making it work
Incredibly refreshing - and reassuring
Tells it as it really is
I was having a "wobbly" day at work post-mat leave when a colleague gave me this book, which had just "saved" her, as she put it. It consists of reassuring and relatable stories from mothers, about trying to have it all - and on the whole, failing ever so slightly. It's exactly what I needed to hear, and gave me strength for all the wobbly days to come
Reassuringly honest, wise and compassionate - a book for any working parents who feel alone in their struggles.
Christine Armstrong can help you get through with your sanity intact
A must-read for those juggling a career with the school run
This empowering read is a manifesto to get you through
Speaks truth...[a] hard-headed but warm-hearted guide to how not to screw up the transition from work to the reality of life with small children
Everything you ever wanted to know about working motherhood - and a whole load of stuff you really didn't want to know (but ought to).
Insightful...ideal for those mums-to-be who are taking a leap from their established careers into the world of blood tests and check-ups, labour wards and nappies, for the first time
A guided missile of a book, unflinching, practical and very funny. If you're a mother with a career (or ever want to be) and are beginning to get the feeling you've been conned, welcome to your manifesto.
Brings together wisdom from all walks of life...this book shows parents how to cope
Being a working mum is an assault course of responsibility juggling - yet we still feel we have to sugar-coat the truth...Christine Armstrong lays it bare
A funny, realistic take on combining a job with small children...This book is all about sharing the tips and tricks to allow mothers to thrive
This book is absolutely f***ing incredible
Says it all
A great mix of common sense and 'best friend's guide' to work and motherhood. The truth is that the workforce has changed.and the workplace is trying to catch up. Sometimes individuals think that there is something wrong with them..this book helps put paid to that and is a good one to have by the bed alongside the parenting manuals!
Bloody good, I recommend it to all my clients.
A wonderfully reassuring, inspiring and practical guide to the reality of making it work
Incredibly refreshing - and reassuring
Tells it as it really is
I was having a "wobbly" day at work post-mat leave when a colleague gave me this book, which had just "saved" her, as she put it. It consists of reassuring and relatable stories from mothers, about trying to have it all - and on the whole, failing ever so slightly. It's exactly what I needed to hear, and gave me strength for all the wobbly days to come