The publication of a book on Donald Trump’s - still relatively young - presidency has sparked worldwide debate regarding the nature of his working day, management style and office dealings – as well as predictable comments on whether or not his campaign team colluded with Russia.
Whilst newsrooms will be having a field day, the publisher of Michael Wolff’s Fire and Fury are rushing to print more copies as demand soars.
Yet, Wolff’s headline-making exposé contains more than just journalistic intrigue. For employers, there are enticing titbits that reveal just how the bouffant-topped 45th President of the United States works.
Whilst rumours regarding his addiction to cable TV and tweeting might worry employers who consider social media a scourge upon staff productivity, there are some work habits that Trump adopts that might actually benefit the workforce.
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