1. The World of Men: The business world is largely controlled by men who "play the game" by rules... 1 -- 2. Never Let Them See You Cry: Dealing with your emotions: a cornerstone for respect -- 3. The Big Three: Physical fitness, weapons qualification, and never quitting: at first glance... -- 4. Strategy: Now that you know how the game is played, take a look at how to win -- 5. Everyday Tactics: Now that you have a strategic game plan, it's time to consider the "tactics" of the plays -- 6. Bullies and How to Deal with Them: Although the military has plenty of bullies, it certainly hasn't cornered the market on them -- 7. Sexual Harassment: Sexual harassment is a persistent problem no matter what your career field -- 8. How to Impress the Boss: Until you are the boss, what your boss thinks of you and your work is likely to be the single most important factor -- 9.Drill and Ceremonies: The rituals of the business world may be less rigid than those of the military -- 10. Personal Appearance: Your appearance is a critical aspect of how your subordinates, peers, and seniors view you -- 11. Living in the Field: Sooner or later as you climb the career ladder, you will have to "hit the road." -- 12. Social Life: Your life and your work will necessarily overlap. You wouldn't want it otherwise -- 13. Family Responsibilities: The work world is predominantly the world of men, but family is still the responsibility of women -- 14. A Word to New Officers: Having landed an entry-level management position, what now? -- 15. Attitude: Success: regardless of who you are or where you came from, victory must start from within -- Appendix Recommended Reading for Women in the Military