| Description |
xxiii, 390 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Note |
Includes index. |
| Contents |
Planning your career road trip -- 1. Values: where it all begins -- 2. What's all this talk about mindset? -- 3. More on mindset... this is not a tacky motivational seminar -- 4. Strength and skills: harder, better, faster, stronger -- 5. Career risks: let's go offroad! -- Hitting the road -- 6. I'll make my own opportunities, thanks -- 7. Success and goals on your terms -- 8. How to nail your resume, interview and networking drinks -- 9. Make more money (your new favourite hobby) -- 10. Could anything else go wrong in my career right now? -- Reaching the end of the road -- 11. At the roundabout, leave your job (because it sucks) -- Where to from here? |
| Summary |
"Sort Your Career Out: And Make More Money is your go-to guide for building a career that you love. Dream jobs don't just come along: you need to make them happen. And this is the book that will show you how, from creating the ultimate career strategy to getting paid what you're really worth. (Hint: It's not just about changing the font on your resume!) With tips and guidance from two of today's top money and career experts, you'll learn how to change jobs, secure a promotion, ask for a pay rise and much, much more. Whether you're preparing for a job interview or you're looking to make a radical change, Sort Your Career Out has the smart advice you need for earning more and winning at work. Inside you'll find practical activities that will help boost your bankability and take you further, faster. Along the way, you'll also follow diverse case studies from real employees: people who have been there, done that, and figured out the way forward"--Publisher's description. |
| Subject |
Vocational guidance.
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Success in business.
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Finance, Personal.
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| Genre |
Self-help publications.
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| Added Author |
James, Glen (Financial advisor), author.
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| Added Title |
Sort your career out and make more money |
| ISBN |
9781119899556 |
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1119899559 |
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