Böcker av Ken Williams

In an Amazon cart filled with self-important leadership tomes, "Surviving the Boss from Hell" breaks the mold. Prepare yourself for a slightly sarcastic look at dealing with the Boss from Hell. Ken's approach to leadership will transform your ability to deal with a difficult boss from mediocre to marvelously average-or slightly better!Our unlikely but likeable hero, Ken Williams, dishes out unorthodox advice on every aspect of dealing with difficult managers. From strategic brown-nosing to developing diplomatic defiance, Ken teaches his "managing upward" wisdom with humor and entertainment.Throughout the book, you'll encounter amusing anecdotes and possibly-true scenarios that mirror the absurdity of everyday office life. Ken dives into difficult topics of how to not hate your job or your life any more than is necessary.But it's not all laughs and sarcasm. "Surviving the Boss from Hell" also offers nuggets of genuine wisdom. Ken emphasizes the importance of building genuine relationships with your manager, setting and enforcing boundaries, and creating an inclusive work environment. Beneath the comedic surface, readers will find valuable insights and actionable advice to improve their management style.With his wit and spot-on observations, Ken Williams brings levity to the often-stressful world of management. He encourages managers to embrace their imperfections and reminds them that humor can be a powerful tool to defuse tension and inspire creativity."Surviving the Boss from Hell" is the must-read management book for those who refuse to take themselves too seriously. Whether you're an aspiring manager, a seasoned leader, or someone else's boss from hell, Ken's sarcastic charm will leave you both entertained and enlightened, proving that you can deal with difficult people without losing your sense of humor.

What would you tell your niece as she embarks on the adventure of marriage? She's old enough to be making her own choices, but she could certainly benefit from 31 years' experience. Ken shares a few thoughts that have helped him (mostly) successfully navigate marriage to the same woman since 1990.

CAN YOU IMAGINE: working with super-charged confidence because you have clarity about how to ensure equity for EVERY student?leveraging equitable practices that will make student achievement both measurable and predictable?never again wondering if you make a difference, because you now understand you are the difference?IF YOU ANSWERED "YES" TO ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS, THEN YOU NEED...RUTHLESS EQUITYIn this powerful, unvarnished examination of the internal obstacles to providing genuine equal opportunities for every student, bestselling author Ken Williams shows readers how to identify and defeat the enemy of equity by unlocking these barriers.RUTHLESS EQUITY is a provocative, empowering coach and guide guaranteed to galvanize every educator who dreams of being an equity warrior who delivers learning, excellence and achievement for ALL students, regardless of background.

I didn't think there was a way out. Many churches and individuals now affirm the gay Christian life and cheer-on LGBTQ Pride. But what if the LGBTQ life isn't the party--for our neighbors, loved ones, or ourselves--that the world says it is? What if these valuable people are in pain? Pain that sex and Gay Pride...

Jesus in the Old Testament? You Bet!When Jesus the Jewish Messiah, was on this earth, the respected rabbi taught about Himself from the Old Testament (there was no New Testament at the time). After His resurrection, He said to His disciples, "O fools, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken: Ought not Messiah to have suffered these things, and to enter into his glory? And beginning at Moses and the prophets, he expounded unto them in all the scriptures (the Jewish Scriptures) the things concerning himself" (Luke 24:25-27 KJV). Your Christian faith is built upon the Jewish Tanakh (the Old Testament). Therefore we should be able to go through the Jewish Scriptures and find Jesus virtually everywhere. That is exactly what we do in "Finding Jesus in the Old Testament."