Canonical · Negotiation & Persuasion · Book
Give and Take
Adam Grant · 2013
"People sort into givers, takers, and matchers based on their default reciprocity style — and while givers cluster at both the bottom and the top of success, the specific kind of giving that wins is strategic, not self-sacrificing."
A Wharton organizational psychologist found something counterintuitive tracking career outcomes: the people who consistently give more than they take without limit are the least successful — and also, separately, the most successful. The difference is which kind of giver you are.
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