Leadership Rules from What Would the Boss Do? 2.0
Customers and Employees Don't Leave Companies, They Leave the Company's Culture.
1.4 million Glassdoor reviews for companies across 38 industries found that company culture is 12.4 times more likely than compensation to predict whether an employee leaves or stays.
Healthy Workplace Cultures Happen by Design, Not by Chance.
With the right culture you can decrease the cost of hiring and training and increase sales without increasing costs.
Business plans will come and go, marketing plans will come and go, technology will come and go, but your culture will live on.
Want to create a culture where employees love to come to work, and customers love to tell their friends about you?
Start by reading this book!
What Would the Boss Do? 2.0
A true story that details the decades of study and practice, successes and failures, that guided Jerry to manage and grow a business where people loved to come to work and customers enjoyed coming to shop.
It’s the story of using that knowledge and experience to help a young woman turn her business into a culture success story.
Reading it will allow you to follow along as Jerry guides her to adopt the secrets of What Would the Boss Do?
No Matter What Your Current Culture May be, for Just $25 You Can Improve it!
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"The format is clever — he teaches through a mentorship story. A guy who built and lost a big business becomes a neighbor to Mali, a struggling loan officer, and coaches her over weekly coffee meetings. Every lesson works through their conversation, then he unpacks it for the reader - making it warmer than a straight business manual."
Workplace Culture & Leadership Book for Managers
Roth distills his lifetime of business experiences in this self-help handbook. Eschewing the no-nonsense, straight-to-the-facts approach that defines the business coaching genre, the author opens this volume with an extended conversation between himself and a feisty young neighbor named Mali. Writing in a novel-like style rife with extended dialogue, playful banter, and scene-setting, Roth uses Mali as a stand-in for readers as he regales her with stories from his 40 years in business and offers her leadership advice.
Drawing from real-world examples from corporate America, Roth aims to inspire would-be entrepreneurs with models to emulate”
— Kirkus Reviews
“Well written and informative! A must read for anyone in the working field. Full of great examples and well-constructed. I wish I had this book when I was a business owner.”
— Bill and Cindy Davidson, Firestone Tire and Repair, retired, Dallas, Texas
“I definitely appreciated the dialogue instead of textbook format. I think there are a ton of people that enjoy a book with dialogue, and I think it’s a great approach. The first chapter was clear – walking through building rapport, establishing credibility, and earning trust. I appreciated following Mali’s story in the beginning, to switching to the application of your teachings on purpose, people, and profit for me as the reader and working in the business vs. on the business.
You write with charm, great humor, and showcase a lot of your expertise and experience. You've written kind of a “sit down and chat with an experienced professional” book. I loved it, truly.”
—Joel Henry, co-Founder and CEO of Willow Processing
“I really enjoyed reading what you wrote. But then again, I’ve always enjoyed your tone. I found this really entertaining. I loved the use of current slang too. There was a ton of good information and I loved all the quotable quotes!”
–Nicole Lagore, Las Vegas Branch Manager