Publisher's Synopsis
Too many young people are under the impression that work is a four-letter word; something to be avoided. Chester shows leaders how to get inside their heads--and their hearts--and get them to take pride in their work and perform at their best. '' --ron boire, president and ceo, brookstone ''eric has distilled his vast experience into a timely and concise book that will be very valuable to anyone who wants to improve the performance of young people in today's workforce. This is a must-read for managers, teachers, and parents. '' --ted fowler, president and ceo, golden corral ''nothing beats hard work, and never will. The problem is that it is in short supply. In this wonderful book eric chester lays out the path to getting back to basics and unleashing winning behaviors in your workforce. Read it, study it and then do it! It will make you a better leader. '' --chester elton, co-author of best-selling the orange revolution and the carrot principle ''chester certainly has a handle on driving performance through the emerging workforce. And with the diminishing work ethic being such a pressing concern for leaders, the timeliness of this book couldn't be better. '' --donald broman, president, snap on industrial ''no one knows the emerging workforce better than eric chester. He's spot on when it comes to the challenge leaders face for improving work ethic and restoring pride, and he offers advice that is both practical and solid. '' --joseph m. Depinto, president and ceo, 7-eleven.
