Harvey J. Coleman Boeken

Challenging the common belief that hard work guarantees success, this book explores the reality that effort often goes unrecognized, and less diligent individuals may advance more quickly. It delves into the frustrations many face in their careers and offers insights into navigating these challenges. By examining the dynamics of recognition and advancement, it encourages readers to rethink their approach to work and success in a competitive environment.

Hard work and good performance only will not guarantee success. Coleman offers detailed "how-to" techniques for professionals interested in upward mobility and for those who just want to better understand "why" certain things happen in their environment. Illustrations.

Challenging the conventional wisdom that hard work guarantees success, this book examines the reality many face when their efforts go unrecognized. It addresses the frustration of seeing less diligent individuals advance while dedicated workers remain overlooked. Through insightful analysis, it encourages readers to reconsider the relationship between effort and achievement, making it a vital read for anyone feeling stuck in their career or life path.

Exploring America's identity as a nation of immigrants, the book delves into the concept of "Mainstream America" as a cultural melting pot. It addresses the choices individuals face regarding their cultural heritage versus assimilation into the mainstream. Through the experiences of various immigrant generations, from recent arrivals to established professionals, the text highlights the mental and emotional hurdles encountered on this journey. It also examines the reasons some may choose to stay within their cultural communities, weighing the advantages and disadvantages of integration.