A valuable resource for getting into the modern day workplace and for happily remaining there as well. ? Christopher "Kip" Forbes, Vice Chairman, Forbes "Whether you work in an office with others or you work alone, if you want to win, to be a success, you must read this book." ? Jeffrey J. Fox, author, How to Become a Rainmaker "Jan Yager combines exhaustive research with sharp thinking and engaging writing to give us a powerful guidebook to navigating the workplace. In these pages you'll meet "vampires," "visionaries," "idea thieves" and "saboteurs." You'll also see yourself, and how your work life can change for the better." ? Jeffrey Zaslow, coauthor, The Last Lecture and Highest Duty "Especially during this time of scarce organizational resources and understandably strained office relationships, everyone could benefit from such sage advice as Jan Yager's." ? Lily Garcia, columnist for the Washington Post, human resources consultant, and employment attorney "I highly recommend reading Jan Yager's new book, The Power of Work Relationships. Yager's savvy and practical guide breaks it all down for you so you gain dozens of insightful strategies and skills to succeed with 'the good, the bad and the ugly' in the workplace." ? Don Gabor, author of How to Start a Conversation and Make Friends About The Author: Jan Yager has been researching, writing, speaking, and coaching about work and work relationships for more than two decades throughout the United States and internationally before a variety of association, government, entrepreneurial, small business, and corporate audiences. She has a Ph.D. in sociology from The City University of New York Graduate Center and is the prolific author of 30 award-winning books on a variety of work/business/career and relationship and other topics including victims of crime, which have been translated into 24 languages, including B