Life's Work (häftad, eng)

The third and final book in the REED career trilogy (after Why You? and The 7Second CV), Life''s Work is a practical, inspirational guide full of advice to help you create a fulfilling career wherever you are in life, from the UK''s best-known authority on jobs and careers.

''Life''s Work is a candid, practical and empowering book for those looking to find meaningful work at all stages of life . . offers unique and unexpected insights into how to build and sustain a rewarding career'' - FE News

''Helps young and not-so-young hopefuls get ahead'' - Sunday Times

By the time you retire you''ll have spent a third of your life workingThat''s far too long to be stuck in a job you hate or even just tolerate. But where to start?

Life''s Work will show you 12 proven ways to fast track your career, so when you leap out of bed every Monday morning you''ll be ready to take on the world. The book is written by James Reed, Chairman of REED, Britain''s best-known recruitment brandOver the past 25 years he has helped millions of people find jobs. This has given him a deep insight into what makes some people successful in building a rewarding career, while others are stuck in the confusion and frustration of not landing the job they want.

Through these multiple observations and conversations, James has learned that there are 12 key ways to build and sustain the career you wantYou will learn how to:

· Be (sustainably) selfish
· Kick start some good habits and kick out some bad ones
· Think in days and decades
· Be powerful, be prepared
· Find a boss you can learn from

Today''s job landscape allows you more freedom to carve your own path than ever beforeAlong with this, however, comes the responsibility of shaping your mind and actions to make your career work for you. This book shows you how.

''Full of ways to fast-track your career'' - The Sun

''Persuades you to think more deeply'' - Bookbag

Format	Häftad
Omfång	192 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Little, Brown Book Group
Utgivningsdatum	2020-01-09
ISBN	9780349424927