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The Naked Truth

A Working Woman's Manifesto on Business and What Really Matters

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The Naked Truth

De: Margaret Heffernan
Narrado por: Carrington MacDuffe
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 In this provocative book, Margaret Heffernan, former CEO and Fast Company contributor, fuses her own experience with that of hundreds of women to identify the biggest challenges and the best solutions that women face today. From VPs of Fortune 100 companies to entrepreneurs to women just starting their careers, she traces the patterns and themes underlying women's power, choices, love, sex, money, and other vital topics.

Heffernan offers solutions and shares the truth about the working world: women's choices are limited, you can't have it all, women do work differently from men, but yes, it is possible to find success amidst all of this and feel good about it.

©2005 Margaret Heffernan (P)2005 Penton Overseas, Inc. Espíritu Emprendedor Exito Profesional Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo Motivación y Superación Personal Mujeres Empresarias Pequeñas Empresas y Espíritu Emprendedor Empleo Profesión Negocio Dinero Inspirador
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Good book, lots of good points. Seems to be quite current in what women are still facing, no outdated horror tales. Useful methods and suggestions are given. Many anecdotes from her own career and other women, and no lame ones. I don't think she puts down men in any bitter way, I think she models working successfully with men and women both. But ... realistic.

current and helpful

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Her points are very "right on". I truly enjoyed the book.

Loved it....

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I think the author presents some excellent, well thought out, and generalized issues that women face. As a male, I do not always agree with her viewpoint, but I thank her for bringing to my attention issues that I have honestly grossly looked over. Even if you are like myself, who at times sees things diametrically opposite from the author, it is wonderful to learn and hear the other side so that commonground can be found and women can find greater fulfillment and happiness in their lives. It was, in short, enlightening.

Thoughtful and Educational

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I did not agree with everything, I did find truth in most & I hoped to find means to survive in a business world that is often overly PC or not in my favor rather than honest.

We all deserve the truth

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Great book for All working women, all ages! Loved this, great insight to reality. Highly recommend.

Finally the Truth!

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While I think there are some good messages in here, it was difficult to see past the anger. She rails against stereotypes of women, but constantly presents men as little more than dominance-hungry, belittling, mysoginists. I couldn't finish the book. By the time I stopped (about half-way through) I was tired of the "woman = good, man = bad" argument. There may well be a lot of truth to her descriptions of awful, belittling working environments for women and I certainly can't find fault with urging women to fight to create work environments that are nurturing and supportive of our own rise to power, but there are many work environments, including my own, that are quite different. Things aren't perfect, we still have a long way to go, but neither are things as universally bad as she suggests. In the end, I couldn't relate... thankfully.

The message was drowned in anger

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