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	Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results Stephen C. Lundin, Harry Paul, ... Hyperion, 2000 - 112 pages average customer review:based on 228 reviews view larger image
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Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results

The book is good for the use as a morale booster in the workplace. It is easily adaptable to a variety of environments.

Quick Read...Makes some GREAT points!

This book is a quick read for anyone...the story was interesting enough to keep my attention all the way through. Even though this book was depicting more severe circumstances than I have faced, I could still find ways to relate to the information. It's a nice reminder to practice good work habits every day!

Wonderful

A powerful message in a tiny package. Why not accept/promote attitudes that promote efficiency and growth?

A very nice thought, but curmudgeons are curmudgeons

I read this book soon after it was released, and just re-read it today because a group of folks at work are all reading it now (and will discuss it tomorrow). I would like to be optimistic enough to believe that a toxic group of workers would make such a serious turnaround in attitude. We certainly have our share of them at work. But what I came away from this book feeling (both times I read it) is that I am capable of being optimistic, cheerful, and pleasant to be around, but I don't have enough influence to change the people around me who seem to hate life. Those people are bitter because that is what they find more rewarding and that is an easier way to behave. So, I guess I feel that the intent of the book is very good, but the results may not reach much farther than the reader. To be fair, it did motivate me to suggest to some people at work that the sarcastic framed mottos on their desk (e.g., "Lack of Planning on Your Part Doesn't Constitute an Emergency on my Part") might be counterproductive, but they are still the same old curmudgeons, and the sarcastic mottos are still on their desks.

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