A genuine self-development book for office workers who dream of success in life
There are many management books written from a corporate-centered perspective. Such books consistently view the members of an organization as objects of management, discussing how they should be run so that the company can grow. But the people who actually work for a living feel differently. They think about what they can gain from the company, and they dream of self-development methods that let them grow during the time outside of work.
Although the thoughts each person holds while working differ from one another, in the end the goal is one's own happiness. It is the happiness to be gained from the company where one spends more than half of every day, and also the happiness found in the leisure time beyond it. This is because they know that the fence called the company is both a prison that binds them and, at the same time, a safety fence that makes everyday life possible.
To successfully discover our own happiness, we must first become a "person who is good at their job" in the workplace. This does not mean blindly becoming a "yes-man" just to win praise. It means living your work life wisely while protecting your work-life balance and self-esteem. 《I Can Be Good at My Job Too》 introduces 50 realistic, practical work tips that anyone can put into practice. The knowledge gained through this book will help everyone who dreams of happiness in both work and life.
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A "100% practical" collection of work techniques you can start using tomorrow—written for office workers who often hear their boss ask, "What happened with the task I asked you to do?", who overthink and can hardly make progress, or who want to finish their work early and make time for themselves. The author, Masato Kito—a lawyer and IT company executive—shares 50 success skills of office workers who are good at their jobs.