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Psychological aspects of Work

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45 Things You Do That Drive Your Boss Crazy--And How to Avoid Them

Anita Bruzzese

2007

Work and motivation

Victor Harold Vroom

1964

The role of work in people's lives

Roberto Cortéz González, Nadene Peterson

2005

The now habit

Neil Fiore

1989 ★ 4.0

Conquering corporate codependence

Carolyn Corbin

1993

Stop Sabotaging Your Career

Lois P. Frankel

2007

The reinvention of work

Fox, Matthew

1994

The three marriages

Whyte, David, David Whyte

2009

The Art of Happiness at Work

Howard C. Cutler, His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso the XIV Dalai Lama

2003

Psychology of work and unemployment

Gordon E. O'Brien

1986

Work and the nature of man

Frederick Herzberg

1966 ★ 4.0

Get out of your own way at work--and help others do the same

Mark Goulston

2005

301 ways to have fun at work

Dave Hemsath, Leslie Yerkes

2010

Adversity quotient @ work

Paul Gordon Stoltz

2001

Modern madness

Douglas LaBier

1989

Toxic work

Barbara Bailey Reinhold

1996

Linchpin

Seth Godin

2010 ★ 3.1

The lazy South. --

David Bertelson

1967

The Game of Work

Charles A. Coonradt

1984 ★ 5.0

Work stress

Carlla Smith, Lorne Sulsky

2006

Work and organisational psychology

Christine E. Doyle

2002

Stress and the manager

Karl Albrecht

1979

The truth about burnout

Christina Maslach

1997

Developments in organizational politics

Eran Vigoda-Gadot

2003

Work, unemployment, and mental health

Peter B. Warr

1987

Dealing with Difficult People

Roberta Cava

1990

The one-life solution

Henry Cloud

2008

Psychological stress in the workplace

Terry A. Beehr

1994

The mind at work and play

F. R. H. Englefield

1985

Personal productivity

John W. Kendrick

1988

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