In Jae Lee (7 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Your credentials are history. Your attitude is now.In an era of standardized AI performance and hyper-competitive global markets, progress feels blocked by an invisible wall. You have the skills. You have the credentials. Yet, while others move ahead effortlessly, your own effort goes unseen. What is missing After 35 years in the high-pressure corridors of the Korean government-navigating rigid hierarchies and global diplomatic stakes-Lee In Jae realized that some ideas travel further than we expect. For him, the edge most people never see is distilled into a single, transformative word: Attitude.The Irony of SuccessHere is what nobody tells you: feedback stops when you need it most. When you are young, mentors correct you. They point out mistakes and tell you where to improve. But as you gain seniority, that guidance fades. People stop challenging you. Instead, they adapt to you-or worse, they work around you. If you do not cultivate the right 'software' for your career in your twenties and thirties, you risk becoming a leader who is skilled but isolated; powerful, yet not respected.Beyond the AlgorithmThis is not a lecture on morality or a sermon on 'being nice.' It is a field guide written from the trenches of real-world leadership. Lee In Jae introduces the K-Attitude-a distinctly Korean mindset shaped by urgency, survival, and collective responsibility. It is this internal substance that separates the exceptional from the merely competent.In these pages, you will discover the five foundational muscles of the K-Attitude: - Diligence: Moving beyond 'face time' to 'finishing behavior.'- Integrity: The flaw everyone else sees-but you don't.- Humility: The mature survival intelligence of saying 'I don't know.'- Empathy: Where rational problem-solving truly begins.- Consideration: The meticulous competence of reducing others' burdens in advance.In the age of AI, tools are abundant. People worth working with are not. There are no shortcuts to becoming that person, but there is a lens. And once you see through it, you cannot unsee it.Master the K-Attitude. Turn your capability into a career that not only succeeds-but endures.…

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VESSELS Installationen von Young-Jae Lee (Widmungsexemplar / Kunstband) Klartext Verlag, Essen 1. Auflage 2013, ERSTAUSGABE ISBN 9783837509458 NEUBUCH! 215x211x12 mm, 76 SS. gebunden (illustr. Hardcover gr. 8°, M-Stempel im vorderen Innendeckel) mit vielen Farbfotos, schön erhalten. - von Young-Jae Lee in schwarzer Tusche mit Datum 29.6.2014 eigenhändig signiert Katalog zur Ausstellung im LWL-Industriemuseum Schiffshebewerk Henrichenburg 24.3.-16.6.2013 Mit 108 großen, flachen Schalen füllt die international renommierte Keramikerin Young-Jae Lee den Trog des Schiffshebewerks Henrichenburg und verändert damit den Blick auf diesen von Ingenieuren konstruierten technischen Raum. Das Atelier von Young-Jae Lee liegt auf dem Gelände der Zeche Zollverein in Essen. Dort leitet sie auch die 1924 gegründete Keramische Werkstatt Margaretenhöhe, die in den Anfangsjahren von Bauhauskünstlern geprägt wurde.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your credentials are history. Your attitude is now.In an era of standardized AI performance and hyper-competitive global markets, progress feels blocked by an invisible wall. You have the skills. You have the credentials. Yet, while others move ahead effortlessly, your own effort goes unseen. What is missing?After 35 years in the high-pressure corridors of the Korean government-navigating rigid hierarchies and global diplomatic stakes-Lee In Jae realized that some ideas travel further than we expect. For him, the edge most people never see is distilled into a single, transformative word: Attitude.The Irony of SuccessHere is what nobody tells you: feedback stops when you need it most. When you are young, mentors correct you. They point out mistakes and tell you where to improve. But as you gain seniority, that guidance fades. People stop challenging you. Instead, they adapt to you-or worse, they work around you. If you do not cultivate the right "software" for your career in your twenties and thirties, you risk becoming a leader who is skilled but isolated; powerful, yet not respected.Beyond the AlgorithmThis is not a lecture on morality or a sermon on "being nice." It is a field guide written from the trenches of real-world leadership. Lee In Jae introduces the K-Attitude-a distinctly Korean mindset shaped by urgency, survival, and collective responsibility. It is this internal substance that separates the exceptional from the merely competent.In these pages, you will discover the five foundational muscles of the K-Attitude: Diligence: Moving beyond "face time" to "finishing behavior."Integrity: The flaw everyone else sees-but you don't.Humility: The mature survival intelligence of saying "I don't know."Empathy: Where rational problem-solving truly begins.Consideration: The meticulous competence of reducing others' burdens in advance.In the age of AI, tools are abundant. People worth working with are not. There are no shortcuts to becoming that person, but there is a lens. And once you see through it, you cannot unsee it.Master the K-Attitude. Turn your capability into a career that not only succeeds-but endures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…