- David Batstone
- Gail Blanke
- Jack Canfield
- Katherine Crowley/Kathi Elster
- Stewart Emery
- Lois Frankel
- Jeffrey Gitomer
- Jocelyn Greenky Herz
- Tory Johnson
- Linda Kaplan Thaler/Robin Koval
- Peggy Klaus
- Ruth Klein
- Kevin Liles
- Tamara Monosoff
- Nan Mooney
- Angie Morgan
- Tom Peters
- Daniel Pink
- Stephan Poulter
- Tom Rath
- Karen Salmansohn
- Jake Steinfeld
- Vince Thompson
- Brian Tracy
Nan Mooney on How to Survive the Workplace
Nan Mooney examines a vicious race -- women versus women in the workplace -- offering a vibrant, studied counterpoint to a touchy subject that's been fodder for many novels of the 'The Devil Wears Prada' persuasion.
- What Should I Do if My Boss is a Tyrant?
- What Can I Do About Female Competition at Work?
- Always Covering for Colleagues Who Have Kids?
- Where Do I Draw the Line in My Work Relationships?
- How Can I Turn My Boss Into My Mentor?
About Nan Mooney
Nan Mooney is the author of 'I Can't Believe She Did That!: Why Women Betray Other Women at Work'. She also penned 'My Racing Heart: The Passionate World of Thoroughbreds and the Track' (2002). Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Slate.com, The Daily News, The Seattle Weekly, Hamptons Jitney Magazine, The Blood-Horse and various other publications. Having worked in the film and publishing industries, she is currently a freelance writer and teacher living in New York City.
Praise for Nan
"Any woman who's felt the sting of a workplace snub will appreciate this long overdue book and its jaw-dropping anecdotes about conniving, clawing and incredulous women."
-- Publisher's Weekly
"Nan Mooney's 'I Can't Believe She Did That!' is unafraid to focus productively upon the 'dark' or often hidden side of sisterhood in the workplace. Her approach is matter-of-fact, practical, and easy to understand... Read this book. It will help you in your relationships with other women, both at work and everywhere else."
-- Phyllis Chesler, Ph.D., author of 'Woman's Inhumanity to Woman'
Buy Nan's Book
Nan Mooney's 'I Can't Believe She Did That!' offers a new and compelling perspective on conflict and competition among women in the workplace by sparking a much-needed, strikingly-honest discussion about troubling female dynamics.
Burning Questions
- What can I do if I butt heads with my boss?
- How can I deal with competition at the office?
- How can I overcome prejudice in the workplace?
- How do I keep my emotions in check at work?
- What should I do if I don't fit in at my company?
- What are common mistakes ambitious people make?
- What are tips to finding passion in my career?
- How do I deal with an office backstabber?
Upcoming Appearances
If you're interested in having Nan speak to your corporate, university or women's group, or conduct a workshop within your organization, e-mail her.
