Books by Jessica Pryce-Jones
Jessica Pryce-Jones lectures and teaches senior executives at London Business School, Chicago Booth, Oxford (Saïd) and Judge Business Schools. She also coaches senior executives and leadership teams. Her career started at Rothschild’s Bank in Paris and she then spent seven years in the insurance market before starting working as a consultant. Jessica has degrees in Classics (Latin and Greek) and Psychology. She works all over the world but is based in Oxford, UK. She is CEO of iOpener, a human asset management consultancy, the world’s leading expert in raising productivity through the science of happiness at work. Her new book, Happiness at Work: Maximizing Your Psychological Capital For Success, outlines iOpener’s approach in a practical and easy-to-read way.
First, Break All the Rules
by Jessica Pryce-Jones
When I picked up this book and started to read it I thought, ‘Hallelujah! Here is a book that makes sense at last.’
Happiness at Work
by Jessica Pryce-Jones
Sharing the results of her four-year research journey in simple, jargon-free language, Pryce-Jones exposes the secrets of being happy at work.
Interviews with Jessica Pryce-Jones
The best books on Happiness at Work, recommended by Jessica Pryce-Jones
The CEO of iOpener, a human asset management consultancy, explains how you can increase happiness and thus productivity in the workplace. She picks five essential reads for bosses and employees.
Interviews where books by Jessica Pryce-Jones were recommended
The best books on Happiness at Work, recommended by Jessica Pryce-Jones
The CEO of iOpener, a human asset management consultancy, explains how you can increase happiness and thus productivity in the workplace. She picks five essential reads for bosses and employees.
