How to Be Successful without Hurting Men's Feelings: Non-threatening Leadership Strategies for Women | 
pick4/5⭐ This is a very smart, (sadly) relevant humor book.
The changing formats b/w illustrations, graphs, tables, even worksheets & a choose-your-own-adventure were a good choice for keeping the book from turning stale.
The book balances well the humor with “actually no of course this is all absurd“ to keep readers from yeeting themselves into the sun in frustration. Major kudos to the author for not yeeting herself into the sun while writing it.
pickQuick, sarcastic, on point book explaining how to deal with bro‘s. Sarah Cooper is my favorite comedian who makes me laugh daily. This book is no exception.
bailedSubtitled "Non-Threatening Leadership Strategies for Women," I was hoping for that. Nope—it's supposed to be humorous. [That's what I get for not checking the genre before reading. Oops.] Me of 10-20 years ago might have found it mildly amusing/nodded my head in resigned agreement. Me of 2019 doesn't find much humor or interest in the sorry state of our society. Maybe things will be funny and interesting again if we survive our current situation.
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Absolutely hilarious - but also informative (jokes aside).
I liked the style Sarah Cooper used and figures. Even tough most if the situations are clearly worker's perspectives, they can be applied widely for leaders as well.
I recommend this everyone who wants a good laugh.
A new book. Already enjoying the title and checked few pages. Love it 📖🍷
New podcast episode with Sarah Cooper, comedian and author of the best-selling books How to Be Successful Without Hurting Men‘s Feelings and 100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings. We talk all about corporate culture, how it often hurts women, and how comedy can be a cathartic outlet and coping mechanism. Tune in wherever you find your favorite podcasts or stream from feministbookclub.com/sarah-cooper
pickI did laugh out loud a fair bit, but I was more wincing because it was almost too true to be funny 😕 It may also be better enjoyed in bits and pieces rather than all at once.
Accurate.
pickLaugh out loud funny, aggravatingly relatable, and sadly necessary. If you are a woman who works with a man or may ever work with man, you should read this. To avoid hurting feelings. 😂
Book 17/90 1/13/19
pickI used to work in tech and holy shit this book is way too accurate and hilarious! If you‘ve ever worked in any sort of professional setting, pick this one up.
So far this book is hilarious and sadly accurate!
Lots to empathize with in this tome!
