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F*ck It, Watch This
- Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud
- De: Ana Visneski
- Narrado por: Anastacia Visneski
- Duración: 4 h y 42 m
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In Ana Visneski's candid snarky guide, "F*ck it, Watch this: Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud," she throws traditional leadership wisdom overboard like a soggy biscuit at a pirate tea party. Forget stuffy boardroom jargon and "rah-rah" motivational speeches—Coast Guard veteran (tech executive and company founder) Visneski dives straight into the tumultuous waters of playing the career game your own way. From looking at the whole ocean to wearing velvet leisure suits in hurricanes, being a Coastie teaches you just as much (if not more) about leadership than any fancy MBA program.
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Have a conversation with a BA who's lead through chaos
- De Butters en 09-28-24
- F*ck It, Watch This
- Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud
- De: Ana Visneski
- Narrado por: Anastacia Visneski
Have a conversation with a BA who's lead through chaos
Revisado: 09-28-24
This book is a riotous and humanizing look into leadership in big tech and the military. It strikes a chord by mixing approachability, topical contextualization, catharsis, and actionable insight into a conversation about how the listener can choose the ways they wish to lead.
The author is upfront about this book will upset people, some more than others. Having finished it, I think there are three main audiences who will benefit from it be the most: vets and military adjacent people looking for insight into how to adapt to big tech, workers in big tech who are trying to understand how to lead with rigor, and anyone who has an interest in learning from case studies in leadership based on lived experience either big tech or the military.
A few things any listener should keep in mind:
The conversational nature of the book makes it more accessible and at times harder to follow because it's not strictly linear. The transitions may come across as abrupt.
This book is not a "how to" guide on leadership. I feel it's meant to provoke thought and push you to find your own direction. If you want the ABCs of Leadership, there are plenty of books out there.
The editing of the audio is fairly raw. There are moments where you may find it jarring to hear the same sentence repeated or long pauses. I encourage you to let these pull you back to the book, as they made me hyper aware that I was listening to someone doing their best to pass on their wisdom.
I think this book is a great example of one of the author's main points: the best way to prove someone wrong when they tell you can't do something is to show up and get it done.
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Do Safety Differently
- De: Sidney Dekker, Todd Conklin
- Narrado por: Jay Allen, Sidney Dekker, Todd Conklin
- Duración: 5 h y 6 m
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It is hard to change almost a lifetime of your organization’s thinking about safety in the traditional way and it is really difficult to change your organization’s history of bureaucracy that continues to reinforce the traditional safety definitions and metrics our organizations have used for many years. Let’s face it, change even for the better is hard to do. Doing Safety Differently is a discussion between two friends on what they have learned by watching organizations around the world change the way they do work.
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It’s possible to change our mindset when we think and work around safety.
- De GUSTAVO Arriens en 09-12-24
- Do Safety Differently
- De: Sidney Dekker, Todd Conklin
- Narrado por: Jay Allen, Sidney Dekker, Todd Conklin
amazing content, odd production issues
Revisado: 03-15-24
The production quality got in the way of listening to this at times. It felt like the recording was corrupted at points. The content is absolutely worth bearing with the issues though.
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