Back for another year, various intrepid souls bravely (or foolishly) attempted to make complete 24-page comic books in 24 hours at Quinebaug Valley Community College's 2nd 24-Hour Comics Day event, Oct 2nd - 3rd, 2015. This book is a collection of those valiant attempts. Some worked alone, some worked in teams. Some behaved rationally, some went slightly crazy from sleep deprivation. Some may have taken a few months to recover before putting together this collection. But the collection is now here, and who knows what effect it will have on you? It may make you laugh. It may make you cry. It may cause you to reconsider major life decisions. Not to oversell it, but it may even make you a better person. Read on, if you dare.

Quinebaug Valley Community College 24-Hour Comics Day 2015

Comics & Graphic Novels

Spjut, Jakob

Spencer, Eric

Kaufman, O. B.

McCourt, Nathan

Resnick, David

John, Robbie

Basley, Rebecca

Solomon, Jacob

Szantyr, Mark

Pascale, Robert

Graphic Novels

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Review\n"Relationships with our colleagues are a key source of engagement and satisfaction, and building strong ones has never been more important, or more challenging. That's why I strongly recommend You, Me, We. It lays out the practices for building an ally mindset, which can make every day you spend at work more rewarding." 
Sally Helgesen, author, How Women Rise, The Web of Inclusion, The Female Advantage 
"In a world of social isolation, emotional malaise, and political toxicity, this book offers hope. The Ally Mindset (moving from me to we) is not only a set of good ideas, but specific actions that foster relationships. The simplest test of an effective leader is how often people leave the interaction feeling better about themselves. This great book will help make that happen." 
Dave Ulrich, Rensis Likert Professor, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, Partner, The RBL Group\n"We all want happiness, collaboration, and business success - and the bedrock that makes this possible at work is having deep, high-quality professional relationships. You, Me, We provides a powerful framework for making intentional decisions about how we connect. Follow this recipe and your work-life (and the work-life of those around you) will change in a big way!" 
Dorie Clark, Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Long Game and executive education faculty, Duke University Fuqua School of Business\n"More than ever, we have learned how critically important the value of connection is in our lives. You, Me, We, provides a clear and empowering clarion call on how we all can show up to work not just as a friend, but as an ally." 
Alisa Cohn, author of From Start-Up to Grown-Up and executive coach\n"I have coached executives in far too many organizations where the negative relationships have outnumbered the positive ones, and these negative relationships have caused great harm—interpersonally, financially, and in many other ways. Ultimately, this book is all about moving from me to we and how to take the first step to turn our colleagues into trusted friends and allies" 
Dr. Marshall Goldsmith, Thinkers50 number-one executive coach and New York Times- bestselling author of Triggers, Mojo, and What Got You Here Won't Get You There\n"As the Gallup Organization has clearly demonstrated, having a Best Friend at work is integral for employees to be truly engaged with their team members to best benefit the business. But no one knew exactly how to make that happen and the factor was broadly thought to be "inactionable." Finally, we have the answer. You, Me, We shows exactly how you can promote an Ally Mindset throughout your organization and to reap the benefits of doing so. Thanks Morag, Eric and Ruby for this invaluable guide on this essential topic needed now more than ever before." 
Bob Nelson, Ph.D., world's leading authority on employee recognition & engagement and a 5-million-copy best-selling author\nEvery Batman needs a Robin: Move from me to we with the Ally Mindset\nIn today’s age of Zoom calls and hybrid workplaces, how can leaders foster relationships that allow everyone to succeed? A trio of best friends and leadership consultants at SkyeTeam have the surprising answer: workplace success starts by being a friend.\nMeet the Ally Mindset, a model for proactive, thoughtful work relationships. As you heal adversarial relationships and strengthen weaker ties, you’ll find that when you have best friends at work―colleagues who have your back―you thrive. Using personal stories, science-backed insights, and valuable lessons from clients including Google, the National Geographic Society, and Microsoft, the authors explore the five key parts of the Ally Mindset and demonstrate how to apply them to your relationships.\nYou, Me, We provides ample evidence for how adopting the Ally Mindset increases happiness, incentivizes collaboration, and improves business outcomes. Because to have a best friend at work, you need to be a

You, Me, We: Why We All Need a Friend at Work (and How to Show Up As One!)

Business & Money

Barrett, Morag

Vesely, Ruby

Business Culture

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