Reviews
The candid experiences and heartfelt stories of a wonderful working woman
A great book that teaches you how to work as a female salesperson!!
This is a useful book for your work life.
I am a 31-year-old office worker. I initially started reading this with the intention of learning how to work effectively, but ultimately, I read it with the hope of cheering on new challenges as a fellow employee. Putting everything aside, it is wonderful to see new challenges being undertaken so coolly and confidently, and I believe there is much to learn from it.
I read it in one sitting. I gently learned some wisdom about office life. I applaud the author's expertise in the workplace.
It is an easy-to-read book.
I first saw this person on You Quiz and was curious, so I ended up buying their book.
A book where a photo of the author—filled with a pretty face and a sophisticated, urban image that seems almost aloof—occupies a corner of the book band. With round eyes and a round face, the author possesses the kind of image I generally like, and even her name is pretty: Yoo Kkot-bi. Her twin sister's name is Yoo Dan-bi. Just as pretty as her name, the author is currently a so-called "hot" figure after appearing on *You Quiz on the Block*. Knowing that such a person wrote this book made me
Books that help with work life
Furthermore, because I have a straightforward and somewhat sharp personality, if I dislike someone, they usually sense it. My twin sister advises me not to live at odds with anyone, but I feel like I would break out in hives if I pretended to like someone I actually disliked. I hate ambiguity and find clarity comfortable and good. Also, I intensely dislike causing trouble for others, so I rarely ask for favors unless it is absolutely unavoidable. (-37-) I gained two things by not staying
Yukkotbi: Professional high-performing worker
What does it mean to be good at social life? Is it maintaining politeness and naturally laughing off rude remarks? Understanding the other person's intentions to get what you want? Naturally showcasing your achievements? We all have a vague understanding of this, but there is a vast gap between knowing and actually doing it. This is also why, in reality, there are fewer people than one might expect who are considered "good at social life." However, in a way, this is only natural. This is because it is not a skill that can be acquired simply by "working hard." Moreover, during the 12 years of formal education, haven't we never learned how to navigate social life? We are told to learn it on our own with common sense and by reading the room, but I have no idea where on earth I am supposed to find that "reading the room" skill. I recommend this book to those who have suddenly become office workers in their third or seventh year, yet have absolutely no idea if they are managing their work or interpersonal relationships properly.
Korean title: 프로일잘러
Korean author: 유꽃비
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925588728
Reviews
The candid experiences and heartfelt stories of a wonderful working woman
A great book that teaches you how to work as a female salesperson!!
This is a useful book for your work life.
I am a 31-year-old office worker. I initially started reading this with the intention of learning how to work effectively, but ultimately, I read it with the hope of cheering on new challenges as a fellow employee. Putting everything aside, it is wonderful to see new challenges being undertaken so coolly and confidently, and I believe there is much to learn from it.
I read it in one sitting. I gently learned some wisdom about office life. I applaud the author's expertise in the workplace.
It is an easy-to-read book.
I first saw this person on You Quiz and was curious, so I ended up buying their book.
A book where a photo of the author—filled with a pretty face and a sophisticated, urban image that seems almost aloof—occupies a corner of the book band. With round eyes and a round face, the author possesses the kind of image I generally like, and even her name is pretty: Yoo Kkot-bi. Her twin sister's name is Yoo Dan-bi. Just as pretty as her name, the author is currently a so-called "hot" figure after appearing on *You Quiz on the Block*. Knowing that such a person wrote this book made me
Books that help with work life
Furthermore, because I have a straightforward and somewhat sharp personality, if I dislike someone, they usually sense it. My twin sister advises me not to live at odds with anyone, but I feel like I would break out in hives if I pretended to like someone I actually disliked. I hate ambiguity and find clarity comfortable and good. Also, I intensely dislike causing trouble for others, so I rarely ask for favors unless it is absolutely unavoidable. (-37-) I gained two things by not staying
