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MEDIA & PR
Here's where we feature
media appearances, reviews, and links to articles about the book.
Here are links
to articles from the
Times,
Chicago Tribune,
and Tribune Media
Services.
Here are some of our media
appearances:
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Some of the articles in magazines and
newspapers have included:
 A
short item in the May 2005 issue of Cosmopolitan:
Articles in numerous papers, including the
Chicago Tribune (4/8/05) and the
Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette (4/27/05).
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The radio campaign has included dozens of
interviews, including:
The Tom Pope Show - Hosted by Tom Pope.
Powernomics Radio Network, heard of 14 stations (3/19/05)
Insights - Hosted by Ryan Lindsey.
WDLB-AM, Central Wisconsin (3/9/05)
Talking with Tim - Hosted by Tim Smith.
KQXX-AM, Brownsville, Texas (3/5/05)
Joyce Jillson's Perspective - Hosted by
Joyce Jillson.
Aurum Broadcasting, syndicated to 46 stations in the US, 5 in Canada, and
16 in Europe) (3/1/05)
KWIX Land This Morning - Hosted by Stephanie
Ross.
KWIX-AM, Moberly, MO (2/24/05)
Ocean County Breakfast Show - Hosted by
Shawn & Sue.
WOBM-FM, Monmouth, NJ (2/24/05)
Saskatchewan Talks - Hosted by Murray Wood.
CJME-AM (2/18/05)
Something You Should Know - Hosted by Mike Carruthers.
Strand Media, syndicated to 150 stations (2/17/05)
Here are some reviews
from Amazon.
 Definitely
good book., May 28, 2005
I like the stories in the book. Those are
prime examples of people I saw and I'm seeing every day. The book is
excellent for understanding different people and different
situations in which you might interact with them. Obviously the book
is written by someone who understands people's mind.
Love
to Work but Hate the People, July 22, 2004
I love to work. It is the people with whom I
work that transform my hours at work into an unpleasant experience.
In Survival Guide for Working with Humans, Gini Graham Scott offers
me practical tools to help me resolve my everyday conflicts.
Each chapter introduces a problem and offers one or two
illustrations of them. A discussion of what the people did to
resolve their problems successfully follows. Some of the problems
covered include revenge, fraud, and overly sensitive people. As a
bonus, the author includes a toolbox of techniques for improving
work relationships.
Since I love my work, the price of this book was a small price to
pay to improve my relationships there.
Practical
recipes for handling difficult people on the job, June 4, 2004
Gini Scott's A Survival Guide For Working With
Humans: Dealing With Whiners, Back-Stabbers, Know-It-Alls, And Other
Difficult People highlights specific problems and uses case history
examples to show how they were effectively solved. Short, practical
recipes for handling difficult people on the job, ranging from a
tyrannical boss to sensitive colleagues and plain incompetents,
provide anyone in the business world with a host of tips to
problem-solving troubled relationships. All levels of workers will
find A Survival Guide For Working With Humans to be an invaluable
reference.
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