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The enthusiastic employee

David Sirota, Michael Irwin Meltzer, Louis A. Mischkind

2005

Raise the Bar

Lawrence J. Fox

2008

I don't know what I want, but I know it's not this

Julie Jansen

2003

A great place to work

Robert Levering

1990

For teachers only

William Sorrells

1991

I could do anything if I only knew what it was

Barbara Sher

1994 ★ 4.3

The three signs of a miserable job

Patrick Lencioni

2007

Job stress and burnout

Whiton Stewart Paine

1982

How to love the job you hate

Jane Boucher

1994

How to quit your day job and live out your dreams

Kenneth Atchity

2012

The pathfinder

Nicholas Lore

2011

What contributes to job satisfaction among faculty and staff

Linda Serra Hagedorn

2000

School codes and teachers' work

Gerhard Arfwedson

1985

Take your soul to work

Helliwell, Tanis

1999

What you're really meant to do

Robert Steven Kaplan

2013

Springboard

G. Richard Shell

2014

Cultivate a cool career

Ken Langdon

2007

The happy employee

Susan Shelly, Julia Mcgovern

2008

The working woman's guide to managing stress

Robin Powell

1994

Teaching in Context

Esther Quintero

2017

Working from the heart

Sonya Dyer, Jacqueline McMakin

1989

Trust your vibes at work, and let them work for you

Sonia Choquette

2005

Work and job satisfaction in the public sector

Anne H. Hopkins

1983

Creating job security

Debra Yergen

2010

The new job security

Pam Lassiter

2010

High performers

Steven J. Skinner, Alan J. Dubinsky

2003

Body of work

Pamela Slim

2013

Emergence of the 'me' enterprise

Ashok B. Shah

2016

Don't worry, make money

Richard Carlson

1997

Overcoming your workplace stress

Martin R. Bamber

2011

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