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Don't to go work without
it!, February 27, 2007
Reviewer: Reader Views "readerviews.com" (Austin, Texas) -
Reviewed by Vicki Landes for Reader Views (02/07)
Has your career been stuck in the same spot for too long? Bumping your head on a glass ceiling? Diane Dutton's new release can serve as your metaphorical hammer. "A Woman's Ladder to Success is Paved with Broken Glass Ceilings" not only has a smashing title (pun intended), it's full of great advice and leaves the reader with a new found sense of motivation and options she probably hadn't considered before.
"A Woman's Ladder to Success is Paved with Broken Ceilings" is the professional woman's hammer! Diane Dutton motivates her readers past the bloody shards and up to the level in their careers where they deserve to be - all without compromising their character, ethics, or values. Don't go to work without it!
Women face the glass ceiling day in and day out. Why is this a never ending battle? A
Women's Ladder to Success Is Paved With Broken Glass Ceilings!: A Leadership Fable by Diane Dutton, CPA, CEO, CFO, gives the reader keen insights into why the glass ceiling continues to stymie
women's career goals.
Shows Women the Way! , February 20, 2007
Reviewer: Margaret Duncan Blaha (Auburn, NH) –Business management specialist.
I wish this book had been available when I was entering the business world over 25 years ago! Diane Dutton has written an honest and enlightening book about her journey to success. Any young woman just starting her career needs to read this book. Those of us who have been in the work place for a while will gain fresh insight and perhaps consider new goals.
Funny, charming, and straightforward. I loved this book!
Breaking Glass Ceilings, February 18, 2007
Reviewer: Sharon K. Garner "Author" (PA, United States)
This book should be in every female executive's
briefcase. Using the fable structure, the author introduces us to Jesse Stevens, the fable's guide. Through Jesse, the author gives us shrewd insights into the world of the female executive and how she can break glass ceilings in business. In reality, the author has analyzed her own experiences with glass ceilings, and they translate very well to the page. Touching on everything from how to conduct yourself with colleagues (male and female), motivations, management values and strategies, wardrobe, to when to move on, Diane Dutton has written a winner.
Ability to
Overcome!, April, 2007
Reviewer: Lisa King, www.theblackwidow.us, Las Vegas, Nevada
I couldn't put it down , regardless of what I have or have not done accomplished in my career it is refreshing and great reinforcement to read your insight into the corporate world. I saw myself nodding and agreeing with you as I read. I am very impressed with your ability to relay your points of view and your obvious first hand struggles in the corporate world and your ability to overcome any and all objectives that come your way!
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