The book behind Sariio

Alex opens the book.

A short book about work preferences, with Alex on every spread and twelve beliefs about how we do our best work. The opening pages turn here; the book itself carries on in print.

Front cover. Alex, drawn in black and white with blonde curls, red lipstick and a denim jacket. I'm Alex. We do our best work when we can play to our preferences. Do you know my work preferences?

A note from David, facing the title page Twelve beliefs about preferences at work.

Belief 01. We do our best work when we can play to our preferences. Alex at her desk in Cape Town: I'll do better with this on my own first, then we can talk.

Belief 02, with Alex and a colleague on the floor.

Belief 03. We need to understand the work before we judge the person. Alex: Step back, what are we actually trying to achieve here?

Belief 04. Our preferences can change through experience. Alex: I've seen this pattern before. Let me check whether the data still backs it.

The book carries on from here

Eight more beliefs, and the numbers from South Africa.

The printed book runs to fifty-six pages, with Alex on every spread, the twelve beliefs in full and the figures behind them. I'd rather hand you a copy than send you a file, so ask me for one.

Ask David for a copy Read the twelve beliefs ↗

Cover

Turn the pages with the arrow keys, a swipe, or the buttons. Her survey results are real; her name is not.