Many people struggle to find a job and career path that inspires them and gives them the happiness and motivation to succeed in a meaningful, purposeful way. In today’s economy, the workplace is constantly in transition, and so are many people with their careers. Two thirds of Americans do not feel engaged at work, according to Gallup, which offers an annual survey of employee engagement. It’s no wonder so many workers are unhappy. Wages have been stagnant for many years and employees are expected to do more work for less money and with fewer resources. This is why it's more important than ever to take responsibility for your own career by investing in yourself professionally and making yourself visible to decision makers by getting involved in projects that contribute to your company’s bottom line.
The good news is that this book is full of strategies to help you love your job and thrive in today’s corporate America.
When you read Career CPR, you will learn:
• Strategies for doing a career self-examination.
• Habits to avoid that could wreck your career.
• How to resuscitate your career back to health.
• Strategies for making yourself irreplaceable at work.
• Prescriptions for a successful, truly meaningful career.
The good news is that this book is full of strategies to help you love your job and thrive in today’s corporate America.
When you read Career CPR, you will learn:
• Strategies for doing a career self-examination.
• Habits to avoid that could wreck your career.
• How to resuscitate your career back to health.
• Strategies for making yourself irreplaceable at work.
• Prescriptions for a successful, truly meaningful career.
