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Want to increase productivity in the workplace? Boost employee retention? Win friends
and get your staff members to actually talk to each other?
Forget everything you ever learned in the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
or the pages of Inc. magazine. You’ve got something much more influential at your
feet: a dog.
The writers of all those management tomes will probably never be able to quantify
the mysterious team-building powers of drooling tongues and wagging tails. But for
those interested in adding a rung for canines to the corporate ladder, the authors
of Dogs at Work: the authors of Dogs at Work: A Practical Guide to Creating Dog-Friendly
Workplaces make a compelling case.
A cross between an HR manual for the poochy set and a Ms. Manners column for their
owners, this new book from the HSUS emphasizes the positive effects of bringing
dogs to work: greater creativity, lower blood pressure, more per-sonal interactions.
Pet writer Liz Palika and HSUS chief economist Jennifer Fearing also provide tips
for keeping it that way, offering step-by-step advice on everything from house-training
issues to designated dog-free zones. Sample policies from the HSUS and other organizations
address potential liabilities and list procedures for preserving harmony among the
species.
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