本书作者曾是一个来自小地方的没背景、没资源的普通航空杂志社职员，当他跳槽到《时尚先生》时，他发现自己和周围同事格格不入。
衣着不得体，不认识大人物，不懂商务午餐规则，甚至不会在酒吧点酒水。他不知道如何在这样的知名杂志社工作，也不知如何能在纽约生存下去。
但在纽约工作几个月之后，他发现一个真相：原来身边的每个人都是冒牌货，都缺乏安全感，原来他仰慕的那些人，并不比他聪明和勤奋，他们只是更擅长“显得”比别人优秀。
于是，他的整个职业生涯都用来痴迷地研究，在什么样的细节上做出改变（从汇报工作时的措辞到商务午餐的握手寒暄，从面试时的眼神交流，到走上演讲台的动作设计），就能让你摆脱职场透明人的尴尬，成为气场强大的精英。
The author of this book was an ordinary aviation magazine employee with no background and no resources from a small place. When he switched to "Mr. Fashion", he found himself out of step with his colleagues around him.
Dressed inappropriately, do not know big people, do not understand business lunch rules, do not even order drinks at the bar. He didn't know how to work in such a well-known magazine, nor how to survive in New York.
But after working in New York for a few months, he found out the truth: everyone around him was counterfeit and insecure. The people he admired were not smarter and harder than him, they were just better at "appearing" Better than others.
As a result, his entire career has been used to study obsessively and what details to change (from the wording of reporting to work to the handshake of business lunches, from eye contact during interviews to the stage Action design), you can get rid of the embarrassment of transparent people in the workplace and become a strong elite in the field.
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